We know we must do more to support young Australians who are struggling with poor mental health.” “The increase in children experiencing mental health challenges is a serious call to action for government. Minister for Mental Health, Rose Jackson said: “It’s about providing an accessible place and the right mental health and wellbeing services that will support them now and lay the groundwork for the future.” “The Kids Hubs will provide a welcoming environment to help children and their families discuss the concerns they have and give them the tools they need to deal with any issues.” “The Australian Government is partnering with NSW to fund Head to Health Kids Hubs in NSW so children and their families can get the help they need when and where they need it. The governments agreed to co-fund the establishment and operation of the Head to Health Kids Hubs under the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement.Īssistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, Emma McBride said: The services will be rolled out progressively until 2027 when all 4 Kids Hubs will be operational. Services are fully government-funded and offer a range of specialist medical and allied health services provided by teams, which may include psychiatrists, psychologists, paediatricians, nurses, social workers, peer workers and Aboriginal health workers. The Kids Hubs are a $35.8 million joint investment by the Australian and NSW Governments and will provide comprehensive, multi-disciplinary mental health and wellbeing care for children under 12, and their families.
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