Youth Health Service North West in Ulverstone, Tasmania | Community organisation

Youth Health Service North West

Locality: Ulverstone, Tasmania

Phone: +61 400 333 608

Address: Central Coast Community Health Centre, 48 Water Street 7315 Ulverstone, TAS, Australia

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25.01.2022 So important to remember, and a great activity to do yourself to remind you that somethings you do have control over and some you don't

25.01.2022 Did you know that YFCC offer Drug and Alcohol support, along with case management on King Island. Please see below for contact info.

25.01.2022 Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year....2020 has been extremely busy, so thankyou to everyone that has supported us!! Kiona is taking leave, so we will be closed from 23rd December until January 18th. If you need any support during this time please see your local GP, utilise online supports Kids Helpline, Reachout, Headspace and Lifeline or call the Mental Health Helpline (Tas) on 1800 332 388. If your need is urgent please call 000 or go to the nearest hospital. As with everyone we look forward to a happy and healthy 2021

22.01.2022 Some great advice for the busy week ahead from Kids Helpline Official

21.01.2022 Everyone has a responsibility to drive safely, and unfortunately young drivers continue to be over represented in road crash victims. Drivers aged between 17 and 25 are at most risk of death or serious injury on Tasmania's roads Keep yourself safe and those around you!!

19.01.2022 A good reminder for us all

19.01.2022 This post includes powerful and upsetting images in relation to Eating Disorders. This is an American video, but is relevant to Australia. Eating disorders have the highest mortality rates of mental health disorders. They affect people of any gender, culture and age, although young people are at increased risk. Eating disorders are life threatening. If you or someone you care about is at risk of an eating disorder please seek medical help. https://www.nedc.com.au/ and https://butterfly.org.au/ offer support for eating disorders in Australia.

17.01.2022 Such an amazing family sharing their story to provide support to other young people who identify as transgender, and to increase awareness within society. This group of young people are an extremely high risk of suicide and it is vital that they are supported well.

17.01.2022 = THIS IS WHY SAFE SPACE IS NEEDED = PM if you or someone you know is in need to get out of the cold 24/7

16.01.2022 It can be really hard to know what to say to your friend if they tell you they have thoughts about self harm or suicide Here are some ways to support them from Kids Helpline

14.01.2022 Help the Tasmanian Government develop Tasmania’s first Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy for 0 to 25-year-olds! Have your say in the Child and Youth Wellbeing ...Strategy consultation, which I was honoured to help launch today. The Government wants the views and ideas of Tasmanian children, young people, their caregivers, and the service sector to help develop the strategy. You can have your say by getting creative, sending Premier Peter Gutwein a postcard (he's promised to read every single one!), completing a short survey, or making a formal submission in response to the discussion paper. Don't miss out on being heard! Visit https://wellbeing.tas.gov.au/ now to have your say. Pic: At today's consultation launch - Tania Hunt of YNOT, Premier Peter Gutwein, and Leanne McLean, Commissioner for Children and Young People.

14.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day, a great time to check in with people. Sometimes it's hard to know what to say after that so check out the ideas below from R U OK #ruokday2020 #theresmoretosayafterruok

12.01.2022 Dr Josie Woodman today starts at headspace Devonport and will be there every second Tuesday, so if you need to see someone about your sexual or reproductive health either drop in or call 6424 2144 to make an appointment

09.01.2022 This weeks top tips from SYC is to remind you of the benefits of reducing use or cutting out use of alcohol and drugs, check out the video below for more information and see how it can help you feel better physically and mentally

09.01.2022 This is an excellent video to check out about your brain and fight, flight, freeze and fawn responses!!

08.01.2022 **WARNING** If you have seen this video and need to talk to someone please do

06.01.2022 If you are over 18 & have struggled with an eating disorder please check out this program from the Butterfly Foundation. The Tasmanian Government are offering it free presently, please see details below

05.01.2022 For all of you who need to hear this. You have got this

05.01.2022 It's so important to look out for your mates as end-of-year celebrations come around! If something doesn't seem right, get help early. And remember, if you call an ambulance, only an ambulance will come. More on schoolies here https://ytwn.in/3nz2Wmv

05.01.2022 Please see below for important information regarding the opening hours of the Mersey Emergency Department.

05.01.2022 To all rainbow young people - you have the right to be proud of who you are every day and we always support you , including today on Wear It Purple Day #wearitpurple

03.01.2022 Such a great explanation, so important for all young people. Doing these simple things has such a positive impact on both physical and mental health

03.01.2022 = PLEASE SHARE = If you know someone who is sleeping rough or just having a tough go of things with nowhere to go! They may be on the street, in a park, a humpy..., in their car or couch surfing that is no longer going so well? Give us a call at Burnie Safe Space! Everyone is welcome to a roof over their head and a warm bed! Bookings need to made prior to 9pm nightly. Contact 0417427312 or 0409308712. We’re here to help! #burniesafespacetwentyfourseven #salvationarmyburnie See more

01.01.2022 Racing thoughts. Distorted sense of time. Feeling paranoid. There are so many inner signs of stress and anxiety. But why does this happen? And what can you do to help?

01.01.2022 Seconds really count in a cardiac arrest! The countdown is on to Restart a Heart Day and your chance to learn how to help save a life. On Friday 16 October, tun...e in to a live stream event between 10:30 am and 2:30 pm featuring an exciting line-up of experts in cardiac arrest, and CPR and AED training sessions every hour. The event will be streamed live on www.restartaheart.net and many social media platforms. For more information visit www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/restartaheartday Together, we can improve cardiac arrest survival rates.