Headspace Ashfield will celebrate its official launch this Friday, inviting members of the public to come and learn about its services.

Headspace Ashfield opened its doors on the 9^th of March this year.
The new headspace means young people living locally will have access to mental and general health services, as well as drug and alcohol support.
Headspace plays a critical role in helping young people across Australia get their lives back on track.
It offers a range of services for young people aged 12-25 who are seeking information on their physical or sexual health, emotional well-being, employment and education and other general health concerns.
I’m pleased that young people across the inner west will have better access to mental health services.
I am committed to making sure we continue to see funding for these initiatives and wish headspace Ashfield all the best as it supports young people in our community.
People aged 12-25 seeking help for a mental health issue should contact headspace at www.headspace.org.au