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Growing Confidence and Connection: Girls Grow Group
Time to read: At headspace Coffs Harbour, creating safe, inclusive spaces for young people is at the heart… -
Welcoming Orara High School Students to the Women’s Health Centre
Time to read: We recently had the pleasure of welcoming a group of students from Orara High School… -
Supporting Young Athletes: headspace Grafton Connects with Local Netball Community
Time to read: As part of a recent Work & Study community initiative, Maddy (headspace Grafton work and… -
Connecting with Local Business: headspace Grafton Work and Study Team – Coffee Conversations
Time to read: On 22 May 2026, Maddy and Cate from the headspace Grafton Work and Study (WaS)… -
headspace Grafton Joins Clarence Football Academy High-Performance Training
Time to read: On 27 May 2026, headspace Grafton had the opportunity to attend a Clarence Football Academy… -
Community Spirit Shines at the Maclean Youth Harvest Festival
Time to read: Last Saturday, 23 May 2026, the headspace Grafton Work & Study team — Cate and… -
Supporting and Empowering Young Women: Alexa & Janene Visit the Great Girls Program
Time to read: On Tuesday, 19th May, (Community Engagement Officer, headspace Coffs) and Janene (Partnerships and Cultural Engagement… -
We partner to fill gaps, not create overlap
Time to read: At Health Voyage, collaboration isn’t a buzzword. It’s a deliberate approach to building a regional… -
Attending the Women’s Health NSW Conference: Insights and Inspiration
Time to read: Chloe and Amelia recently had the opportunity to attend the Women’s Health NSW Conference in… -
headspace Grafton at Close the Gap Day 2026
Time to read: On 13 May, we had the privilege of attending Close the Gap Day, engaging with… -
TAFE Students Engage in AOD and Sexual Health Education at headspace Grafton
Time to read: On the 14th of May, headspace Grafton welcomed a group of 30 TAFE students for… -
Youth Run for Mental Health: Community Comes Together for Youth Week 2026
Time to read: Youth Week 2026 brought energy, colour, and a powerful message of support to the community,…
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