The Junction HUBs

The Burnie and Devonport Junction Hubs operate as a safe space and one stop intake service for young people. Anyone aged 12–24 years seeking assistance or information is encouraged to come in and talk to our staff.

We also offer fun and engaging activities, including ARVOs and School holiday programs, for teenagers throughout the year.

Who this service is for

Anyone aged 12-24 years.

How this service is delivered

  • Face-to-face

    Junction hubs are in Devonport and Burnie.

  • Call or visit us online

    You can also see our Facebook page for information on the current term's activities.

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Updated: 11/10/2024

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    Self Management

    This level of care is designed to help you take charge of your mental health before it worsens. You may be having difficulty with sleeping, managing stress, maintaining healthy behaviours or parenting. Resources at this level promote positive mental health through easily accessible digital therapies or self-guided mental health programs in your community. Services are user-friendly and are based on reliable scientific evidence.

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