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You’re not alone. Whatever you’re going through, there’s a safe place to talk.
Our featured youth support services and programs are here to help you take control of your future, build confidence and find real solutions to the challenges you’re facing.
Reaching out is a strong first step and we’re here to make sure you get the right help when you need it.
Whether you’re feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or just need someone to listen, these services are free, confidential, and here for young people. Reach out in the way that feels right for you, via webchat, text, phone or face‑to‑face.
What’s it for: Anonymous, free peer support and referrals about sexuality, gender, identity, bodies, feelings or relationships.
What it’s for: A culturally safe space to yarn one‑on‑one with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter - no shame, no judgement.
What it’s for: Free, compassionate counselling and resources for anyone experiencing grief (bereavement, relationship changes, loneliness, disasters, pet loss).
Are you passionate about creating safer gaming spaces for young people and want to contribute to future initiatives? The Game Changers program helps participants understand and counter far-right extremism through education, critical thinking and positive social action.
What's it for: PCYC offers opportunities for personal growth, leadership and community connection through a wide range of youth programs.
Want to find out more? Reach out to your local PCYC in your state today.
What's it for: Creates opportunities for young people to thrive by building inclusive communities and offering support for housing, mental health and wellbeing. Their programs empower individuals to connect, grow and achieve their goals.
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