Wellbeing and Support Services
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Comprehensive support for mental health, family violence, homelessness, and more in Darebin.
Details
Ongoing activity
274 Gower St, Preston VIC 3072, Australia
$
Free
Comprehensive support for mental health, family violence, homelessness, and more in Darebin.
Ongoing activity
274 Gower St, Preston VIC 3072, Australia
Free
Discover a range of wellbeing and support services designed to assist individuals and families facing challenges such as mental health issues, family violence, homelessness, and substance use. These services are tailored to provide compassionate care and practical help within the Darebin community.
You can expect access to professional support and referrals for a variety of needs including mental health and emotional wellbeing, emergency relief, family violence resources, and housing assistance. The services are inclusive, supporting people under 65 and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under 50 through specialized care programs.
The support is delivered in partnership with local agencies and Victoria Police to ensure community safety and effective intervention. Services are confidential and designed to empower individuals and families on their journey to wellbeing.
- Support for drug and alcohol issues with community safety focus.
- Mental health and emotional wellbeing assistance.
- Emergency relief advice and resources.
- Family violence support and resources.
- Housing and homelessness information and referrals.
- Care programs for eligible under 65s and Indigenous community members.
These services are ongoing and available to all residents of Darebin seeking help.
The main contact point is Darebin City Council located at 274 Gower Street, Preston, VIC 3072. Services can be accessed by phone or email, and additional information is available online. The council offices are accessible and centrally located for community convenience.
All services prioritize confidentiality and cultural sensitivity, including support in multiple languages. Emergency assistance is available, and the council works closely with local agencies to provide timely and effective support.
Families and individuals are encouraged to reach out early to access the full range of support available. The council also acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, respecting cultural heritage in all service delivery.
These wellbeing and support services are provided free of charge to the community. No prior booking is required for initial inquiries, but some programs may require appointments or referrals.
Contact details are provided for direct communication and further guidance on accessing specific services.