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The Mental Health Line operates as a 24-hour statewide telephone service for mental health support. Individuals, caregivers, and professionals can call to speak with a mental health expert and receive guidance on appropriate care options. For assistance or advice regarding clinical symptoms and local treatment options,
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1800 011 511Lifeline, a nationwide charity, offers 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention services to individuals across Australia during personal crisis.
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13 11 44The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in the Hunter region offers mental health support for identified young people (0-17 years) in the public sector. CAMHS assesses and treats children and families dealing with emotional and psychological issues, providing services across community and inpatient settings to optimize mental health outcomes.
Additionally, CAMHS conducts prevention and early intervention activities to raise awareness of mental health, detect issues early, and promote overall mental well-being.
Wiyiliin Ta specializes in assessing emotional well-being among Aboriginal children and adolescents, collaborating closely with Awabakal Medical Centre.
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Newcastle
(02) 4904 9100Lake Macquarie
(02) 4904 9100Hunter Valley
(02) 4939 2449Link2home serves as a comprehensive, statewide helpline catering to homelessness inquiries throughout NSW. Its primary objective is to aid individuals who find themselves homeless or on the verge of homelessness by granting them access to specialized support services and accommodations.
Operating from 9am to 10pm every day, Link2home delivers a range of services including information dissemination, assessments of individual needs, and facilitation of referrals to various homelessness services across the state of NSW.
During the nighttime hours, from 10pm to 9am, Link2home continues to provide essential assistance. While referrals to accommodation and support services are not available during this time, the helpline remains a vital resource, offering information, assessments, and if necessary, connecting callers with emergency services to ensure their safety and well-being.
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1800 152 152