About our mental health services
Youth Focus offers a range of safe and confidential services for young people delivered by qualified mental health professionals. We support young people between the ages of 12 and 25, without referral required and at no cost.

Services for young people
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Youth counselling
We provide safe and confidential counselling services to young people (12 to 25) empowering them to get what they need as quickly as possible, with no formal referral required and at no cost. -
Work and Study Support
We provide young people with tailored, one-on-one support to help them reach their work and study goals, giving them the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to do what they want to do. -
Group programs
Group programs give young people the opportunity to come together and connect with others who may be experiencing similar challenges. -
Mentoring
Our Mentoring Program connects passionate, supportive and committed individuals with young people to help them navigate challenges, gain confidence, and develop valuable life skills. -
M8D8 program for young men
M8D8 is an initiative aimed at encouraging young men to support each other by talking, listening and sharing – before problems get too big to cope with.
Supporting young people to be who they want to be
We are committed to delivering a high-quality, safe, and consistent service for young people across all our locations, tailored to meet the unique needs of each community.

Services for parents, carers, schools & communities
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Work and Study Support
We provide young people with tailored, one-on-one support to help them reach their work and study goals, giving them the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to do what they want to do. -
Community Engagement
At Youth Focus, we’re committed to supporting young people’s mental health by meeting them where they are, whether at community events, schools, or workplaces. -
Counselling in schools and community
We provide confidential and safe mental health services in schools and community settings across WA. -
Mental health education
We offer a mental health education program called ‘Mental Notes’ to schools, workplaces, and communities across Western Australia. -
Mentoring
Our Mentoring Program connects passionate, supportive and committed individuals with young people to help them navigate challenges, gain confidence, and develop valuable life skills. -
Postvention for communities
We work with schools and communities when a major event happens that might impact a young person’s mental health, such as an accident, natural disaster or suspected death by suicide.
Our approach
Mental illness is the leading cause of disability and poor life outcomes for young people in Western Australia, and around 40% of young people have experienced mental health challenges in the last 12 months. Discover more about our approach to services and how we help young people to navigate mental health challenges so they can be who they want to be.
