Congress provides culturally safe care for the social and emotional health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people and their families.
This includes anxiety, depression, addictions of all types and violence.
Our service includes:
- psychological services
- alcohol and drug counselling
- cultural and social work support
- support for young people
- facilitate access to health checks
- healthy lifestyle promotion
To make an appointment Call us on 8959 4750 or visit us at any Congress clinic.
Your health information is private. We will only share your information with others if you have given permission or if we need to protect your safety or the safety of others.
Starting Strong Family Support
For community For service providers Who can get help from Starting Strong? Starting Strong is for Aboriginal families who are having their first or second
Head to Health Kids
For clients For service providers Who can access support from the Head to Health Kids Team? Aboriginal children under 12 and their families What do
Alcohol & Other Drug Support
Help for you about drinking alcohol, gunja and other drugs. We can help you to stop with this and help you through withdrawal and staying
Child & Youth Assessment & Therapeutic Service
Congress’ Child & Youth Assessment & Therapeutic program is a multidisciplinary allied health service which assesses, diagnoses & treats Aboriginal children & youth, aged 0–18
Psychological Support
Congress’ Social & Emotional Wellbeing services can help you with feeling safe and happy, and relationships with your mob.
Social and Cultural Support
The Social & Emotional Wellbeing team can support you to have better relationships by helping you with how you feel and act.
