Being a teenager has never been easy. It’s a time when you’re discovering who you are, making big decisions that impact on your adult life and navigating the murky waters of friendship in high school. And teenagers in this day and age of constant contact have it even tougher still!
Anglicare offers a range of services to help young people re-establish relationships and make choices that support them to thrive.
If you are (or know) a young person who is homeless or at risk of homelessness due to family relationship breakdown; this free program can assist with counselling, mediation and practical assistance to help reconnect you with family, education and/or community.
Through the program, services are tailored for each person according to your unique experience, with a strong focus on family reconciliation. These services may include family counselling and mediation to restore your relationships and resolve conflicts, as well as education programs, employment, accommodation, legal advice, health support and help dealing with Centrelink.
You or the young person in your life may be eligible for Reconnect if:
Reconnect is available in Fairfield, Liverpool, Blacktown, Parramatta, Bankstown, as well as some parts of Cumberland LGA.
We offer free counselling for children and young people aged 5-17 years and parents residing in the Blacktown LGA under Targeted Earlier Intervention funding. Our focus is on mild and emerging mental health, working with multiple family members. Our evidence-based, culturally responsive interventions assist with mental health and resilience. We can provide interpreters where needed.
Location: Mt Druitt Anglicare Community Services Centre, 94 Kurrajong Ave, Mt Druitt NSW 2770.
For more information or to make a referral call 1300 651 728
The Casework Support Program partners with Youth Justice to support young people in contact with the Youth Justice system by offering practical support to achieve their goals and connect with their community. We assist individuals under Youth Justice supervision with accessing services, advocacy, obtaining identification documents, job readiness and other practical casework needs. Referrals are accepted solely through Youth Justice, contact your local Youth Justice Caseworker or local community office to determine eligibility with our program.
To talk to our team, call 9835 8040. Please do not contact the CSP team to refer as we are unable to accept referrals directly.