Child and Youth Community Mental Health Service, provides specialist mental health interventions for infants, children and young people. Child and youth community mental health service care for young people who are aged 0-17 years old who, and 18 years old (if they are still in school).

Contact: 02 9388 5150 or [email protected]

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Child and Youth Mental Health Service (CYMHS) ​provides specialist mental health interventions for infants, children and young people. Child and Youth Community Mental Health Service care for young people who are aged 0-17 years old who, and 18 years old (if they are still in school).

Contact: 02 9462 9222 or [email protected]

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Working in collaboration with local community mental health services, PIMHS supports mums, dads, parents, babies and families, who are experiencing severe or complex perinatal mental health disorders. PIMHS help treat parental mental illness; reduce symptoms and help recovery; and support the emotional attachment between you and your baby.

Contact: 1800 011 511

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Contact: 02 8877 4537

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​The Brolga Unit assist young people ages 12-17 years (under 18 years old) who are experiencing mental health problems.

This is an inpatient admission unit that provides a safe and therapeutic environment based on a client centred model of care.

Contact: 02 9845 6150

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Outreach Support for Children and Adolescents (OSCA)​, provides increased intensity community based treatment for children and young people experiencing serious mental health problems. OSCA is a specialist mental health service within CYMHS that provides a short–term (up to 4 months) intensive service with outreach capacity.

OSCA uses a family focus and offers a multidisciplinary approach aimed at providing more intensive work for young people (under 18) and their families who are experiencing moderate to severe mental health issues.

Contact: 02 9485 6218 or [email protected]

Coral Tree is a state wide tertiary referral service that aims to assist the families of children showing mental health, behavioural, emotional, and relationship difficulties.

Contact: 02 8877 4299

Getting On Track In Time (Got It!) is a school-based early intervention program supporting children’s social and emotional development. The program is a three-way partnership between participating families, Northern Sydney child & youth mental health (CYMHS) clinicians, and the NSW department of education. The Got It! program is being implemented to public primary schools across N.S.W.

Got It! focusses on equipping schools and parents with additional skills to support children’s emotional and social development. Got It! aims to identify potential difficulties early in a child’s development, and “catch” them while they are small and more easily addressed.

The Got It! team engages with participating schools for a 12-month period, with two main streams of intervention:

Whole of school education & training program

Early intervention program

Contact: 02 8877 4280 or [email protected]

This service is in partnership with the department of education.

The service aim is to improve the mental health of children and young people by enhancing partnerships between child and youth mental health services and their local schools and TAFEs.

The initiative equips schools and TAFE staff to more confidently identify and manage emerging mental health issues in their students and to strengthen their understanding of where to refer young people for the help they need.

Contact: 02 8877 5325

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