Service Directory

A Services Direcotry containing information and contacts for Family Law Legal Service Providers in the Bundaberg Family Law Pathways Network region of Wide Bay.

To best service the needs of its members across a number of communities, the Bundaberg Family Law Pathways Network produces and regularly updates, a 'hard copy' Service Directory that lists Not For Profit Family Law Services within its region and Private Providers that are members of the...

A youth friendly service for anyone aged 12-25 making sure young people have the best support, access, information and services for a range of health issues.

Family Mental Health Support Program: offers counselling and support across the Wide Bay Burnett area to Carers and family members of individuals who have a mental health issue, from all cultural backgrounds and aged 5 years up.

Integrated Mental Health Service including community based adult and child/youth Mental Health Service. Assessment and treatment of patients with major mental illness.                                 ...

This service provides specialised mental health assessment, treatment and support to people with serious mental illness, their families and carers in the Bundaberg and North Burnett communities.  

This program assists the client to achieve their desired independence and social ability within a recovery framework. The Recovery Program works within a network of community services both clinical and non-clinical with the aim of supporting clients navigate between agencies to have fair,...

Providing long term support to families, carers, young people and children living in households with mental illness through on-on-one assistance; education; information and community access; group and individual support for young people and children.

Provides a community-based free and confidential service for children, young people (and their families) who are at risk of developing, or are experiencing, mental health problems.

Psychosocial rehabilitation program for people with mental illness and mental health disorders. Main activities include a structured ‘work ordered day’, social and recreational activities, non-clinical counseling, employment and education assistance, advocacy and individual practical support.