Bridges Health & Community Care - Gayndah
Also known as Central Burnett Youth Service
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Child and Youth, Alcohol and Drug, Counselling Service, Mental Health
Family Mental Health Support Service (FMHSS) - For children and young people aged between 0 and 18 in the North and South Burnett who are showing early signs of mental health issues. This service receives funds from the Department of Social Services.
Central Burnett Youth Service (CBYS) - This program offers support for children and young people aged between 8 to 21 in the North Burnett who may be struggling with mental health issues to lead safe, healthy and active lives. This client-centred service assists young people to meet their individual needs and increase their self reliance and independence and connect with other services and support they may need to achieve this. This service receives funds from the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women.
Outreach services for the North Burnett includes the following programs:
• Breakthrough for Families Queensland (BFFQ) - An education and brief intervention program for family members or loved ones who are impacted by and concerned by their loved one's use of drugs and/or alcohol. Funded by Queensland Health Community Services Funding Branch in partnership with the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council.
• Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Treatment Service (DARTS) – We offer comprehensive drug and alcohol treatment services for people with problematic substance use issues. Bridges provides treatment across all types of drug use, including cannabis, methamphetamine (ICE), misuse of pharmaceuticals like codeine, solvent misuse (sniffing), and tobacco. Funded by Queensland Health Community Services Funding Branch.
• Community Based Mental Health (CBMH) - Includes both advocacy and practical support to access services to address both psychological and social needs, such as housing, and linking in with employment providers. People who identify with moderate to severe mental illness and complex needs are eligible for these services with referral from the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service. Funded by Queensland Health Mental Health & Specialised Services Branch.
Contact Details
57 Capper Street, Gayndah, QLD 4625
PO Box 163, Gayndah, QLD 4625
Wednesday
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Thursday
8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Or by appointment. Please call the mobile number for further information.
Eligibility
Referral required.
Appointment required.
Waiting list.
Please see 'Notes' section below
Most programs require a self-referral, referral from a family member or friend with permission or referral from a general practitioner or health professional.
Community Based Mental Health (CBMH) referrals are through the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service.
Charges and Fees
Non-government
Call to discuss prior to making appointment