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Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, and it can be hard to know where to turn. Whether you’re facing a difficult time yourself or are worried about someone you care about, we’re here to help.

Our experienced team supports individuals, families, children and young people with a range of challenges, including financial stress, parenting, substance use, mental health, domestic and family violence, housing and homelessness.

We’ll listen to what’s happening, talk through the support available and help you find the right way forward. If another organisation is better placed to assist, we can help connect you with them.

Our services are welcoming, respectful and open to everyone, with support available in your home or at our centres in Artarmon, Frenchs Forest, Waitara and Tuggerah on the Central Coast.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Sometimes having someone listen, understand what’s going on and help you take the next step can make a real difference. We’ll work alongside you at a pace that feels right. Contact us and let’s talk about how we can help.

 

For more information:
P: 1800 324 924
E: info@catholiccaredbb.org.au

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