We are working with our local community to encourage you to check in on your wellbeing and stay COVIDsafe.
It has been a tough couple of years for everyone and many of us have struggled. But help is available.
Community videos
We have developed community videos on the importance of getting help during the COVID-19 pandemic. The videos are available in 14 languages.
You are welcome to share these videos. You can view the videos in every language here.
Head to Health Pop Up
Head to Health Pop Up has been established in NSW to help those whose mental health may be suffering as a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Online resources, phone services and face-to-face consultations are available.
Call 1800 595 212 to talk to a mental health professional or visit a pop up hub. Go to headtohealth.gov.au/PopUp for more information.
New South Wales can be proud of how fast our vaccination rates have climbed as we have all listened to the call to care for each other.
If you haven’t had your vaccine, speak to your GP about what vaccine is right for you.
Let’s get the jab and get back to doing the things we love. Find a vaccination clinic near you.
Community videos
We have developed community videos on the importance of getting the jab. The videos are available in 14 languages.
You are welcome to share these videos. You can view the videos in every language here.
These videos are brought to you by NSW Primary Health Networks (PHNs), incorporating:
Thank you to our partners:
Special thanks to these local organisations and services:
Health Referral Forms
My Patients
Mental Health
Check In On Your Wellbeing
Co-occurring mental health and drug and alcohol support
Head to Health
IAR
Mental Health and Psychosocial Services
Mental Health and Psychosocial Services GP
Mental Health Service Directories
Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan
Resources and Links
Suicide Prevention and Postvention Services
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