Health Voyage

16/06/2026

💜 This arrived in our feedback box recently:

"Staff and clinicians are nothing short of superheroes. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your work." — Client, Women's Health Centre

We are honoured by the trust our community places in us — and it is feedback like this that reminds us why we show up every day. To our entire team: thank you. 💜

12/06/2026

📱 Pass the Phone.

We're proud to be an official drop location partner for DV Safe Phone — turning old, unused mobile phones into lifelines for people experiencing domestic and family violence.

Have an old phone at home? Drop it at Women's Health Centre, 45–53 Little Street Coffs Harbour. One phone can change everything.

10/06/2026

💜 Congratulations, Cathie!

We are so proud to share that Catherine (Cathie) Frost was recognised at the Rotary Club of Coffs Harbour Pride of Workmanship Presentation Dinner in May - nominated by our CEO Tazmyn Jewell.

Cathie holds the dual role of Continuous Quality Improvement Manager and Company Secretary at Health Voyage. So much of her work happens behind the scenes - but its impact is felt in everything we do. Her dedication to governance, quality and our people is extraordinary.

Cathie, from all of us - thank you. 💜

05/06/2026

We’re fundraising for youth mental health 💛

We’re working to create a dedicated youth group space — a safe place for connection, support and belonging — and we need our community behind us.

A huge shout out to our Push Up Challenge Champion, Mayor Nikki Williams, and the incredible team at The Big Banana Fun Park 👏

If you know a local gym or small business in Coffs Harbour that might like to get involved, we’d love to hear from you.

Together, we can make a real difference.
Every push counts. 🙌

Learn more or sign up here! https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/beneficiary/headspace-coffs-harbour

03/06/2026

🖤💛❤️ Today is Mabo Day — marking the anniversary of the 1992 High Court decision that recognised the land rights of First Nations peoples and overturned the doctrine of

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work — the Gumbaynggirr, Bundjalung and Yaegl peoples — and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

02/06/2026

As we marked National Reconciliation Week, we came together to reflect on this year’s theme — “All In.”

This week our teams gathered for a Reconciliation Week Morning Tea, taking time to connect, learn and share. We were privileged to have Aunty Sue Tomkins from Bush Tucker Shack join us, offering bush tucker and leading a meaningful yarn about culture, connection and the knowledge embedded in Country.

Special shoutout to our Young Leaders Luca and T (and Din Din the Sausage Dog!) for joining us today!

We also took time during our Pause and Reflect call to engage with Reconciliation Australia’s message, considering what it truly means to be all in — not just during National Reconciliation Week, but in our everyday actions, relationships and practice.

These moments—of listening, learning and coming together—are an important reminder that reconciliation is ongoing. It requires commitment, humility and action from all of us.

We remain committed to walking alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — all in, today and every day.

29/05/2026

headspace Coffs & headspace Grafton support young people across our region 📍Operating across Gumbaynggirr, Bundjalung and Yaegl nations, Health Voyage provides free, confidential, and inclusive health services for young people, women and people in our communities. 💚

Whether you’re seeking support for your mental health, reproductive health, or simply need a safe, non-judgemental space – we’re here.

Our services include:

- Counselling, mental health support, sexual and reproductive health, health education
- Free and low-cost options available
- No referral needed for many services
- Trauma-informed and inclusive of diverse identities and experiences

*Health Voyage is the lead agency for headspace Coffs Harbour & headspace Grafton

26/05/2026

Today marks National Sorry Day—a time for reflection, truth-telling, and recognition of the Stolen Generations and the ongoing impacts of those policies. It is an important opportunity for all of us to pause, to listen, and to acknowledge the deep and enduring strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families, and communities.

Sorry Day is not just about the past—it is about how we show up today. It asks us to consider our role in healing, in building trust, and in creating systems and services that are safe, respectful, and led by community.

We encourage you to mark National Sorry Day on 26 May, and to stand with us to ensure this day is part of an ongoing commitment to truth-telling and healing.

23/05/2026

Very excited for this 💚 Contact the team at headspace Grafton for more information

HUGE NEWS FOR THE LOWER CLARENCE

headspace Grafton is now delivering outreach services in BOTH Maclean and Yamba!

We’re excited to be doing outreach in Yamba and making it easier for young people to access support closer to home. Providing mental health & wellbeing support from qualified clinicians as well as our Work and Study Program.

📍 Yamba Outreach
🗓 Wednesdays
⏰ 9am–5pm
📌 Treelands Drive Community Centre

To make an appointment, simply call (02) 6642 1520 or complete a referral form via our website. No referral is needed you can call and book directly.

More access. More support.

22/05/2026

💛 National Volunteer Week 💛
This week, we celebrate the incredible volunteers who give their time, energy and heart to support others across our community.
At Health Voyage, we are proud to be the lead agency for headspace Coffs Harbour and headspace Grafton, and we see every day the difference that dedicated volunteers make—creating connection, supporting wellbeing, and strengthening outcomes for young people and our wider community.
A special thank you to our Young Leaders Council and Youth Reference Group, whose voices, lived experience and leadership help shape our services and ensure they truly reflect the needs of young people.
To all of our volunteers—thank you. Your contribution matters, and we are deeply grateful. 💛