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Wollongong Opens Multiple Mental Health Support Hubs Across Local Areas

Addresses on Auburn Street and Atchison Street along with other local services offer practical access points for residents seeking help.

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By Wollongong Lifestyle Desk · Published 19 July 2026, 1:45 am

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Updated Wed, 9 Sep· 9 September 2026, 4:10 pm

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The free Wollongong Mental Health Hub for adults with moderate psychological distress operates at 2/36-42 Auburn Street, Wollongong, from Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm. Appointments or referrals can be arranged through Head to Health on 1800 595 212.

Adult Hub on Auburn Street

This service sits in central Wollongong and focuses on moderate distress cases. Residents reach the site directly for scheduled support rather than walk-ins. The location places it near other community facilities in the city centre, making it straightforward for those who need regular sessions during standard business hours.

Youth Services at Atchison Street

headspace Wollongong delivers services for people aged 12 to 25 at 7 Atchison St. The centre opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm, with Wednesday hours extended to 6:30pm. Phone support is available on (02) 4220 7660 for initial contact or questions about appointments.

Peer Support at Urunga Parade

Wollongong Safe Haven provides a walk-in option at 55 Urunga Parade for people experiencing suicidal distress. The peer-supported space runs Wednesday to Saturday from 2pm to 10pm and can be reached on 0401 561 164. This venue operates on a different schedule from the daytime hubs, filling gaps in the later part of the week.

24/7 Crisis Contacts

For immediate needs outside regular hours, Lifeline on 13 11 14, Beyond Blue on 1300 22 46 36, the NSW Mental Health Line on 1800 011 511 and the Transcultural Mental Health Line on 1800 648 911 remain available around the clock. The last of these supports multiple languages for broader community access.

These services together cover adult, youth and urgent situations through fixed addresses and established phone lines. People can start with the most relevant option based on age, urgency or preferred contact method. Details such as opening times and referral steps come directly from the listed providers, allowing residents to plan visits or calls without additional steps.

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