Bathurst Medicare Mental Health Centre

02/12/2025

Today is International Day of People with Disability 2025 🧡

This year’s theme, 'Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress', is a powerful reminder that inclusion isn’t just an ideal, it’s a shared responsibility.

At the Bathurst Medicare Mental Health Centre, we’re committed to creating a welcoming, accessible space where everyone feels seen, respected, and supported.
When communities embrace inclusion, we all move forward together.

Let’s keep building a future where every person can participate fully, thrive, and feel valued - today and every day.

29/11/2025

23/11/2025

Perinatal Mental Health Week is a reminder that the journey into parenthood can be joyful, overwhelming, and everything in between. And for many families, those emotions can come with extra challenges.

Every year, thousands of new mums and dads experience anxiety, depression, or other perinatal mental health concerns. It’s far more common than many people realise and nothing to be ashamed of.

This year’s theme, “What you need, when you need it,” highlights how vital timely, compassionate support can be. A listening ear, practical strategies, or simply having someone understand what you’re going through can make a world of difference.

At the Bathurst Medicare Mental Health Centre, you don’t need a referral or an appointment - just walk in. If you’re finding things tough, you’re not alone, and support is here when you’re ready.

To learn more about Perinatal Mental Health Week and available resources, visit pmhweek.org.au 💛

16/11/2025

Even on the days you feel tired, unsure, or overwhelmed, you’re still showing up. You’re still trying. And that takes strength.

Resilience isn’t about being unbreakable.
It’s about finding a way forward, one small step at a time.

If you need support along the way, we’re here for you.
📍 Shop 2/52 Durham St, Bathurst
📞 1800 595 212

27/10/2025

What a fantastic day at the Bathurst NAIDOC March! 💛❤️🖤
Even the wind couldn’t stop the fun or dampen the community spirit! It was wonderful to see everyone come together to celebrate culture, connection and pride.

The fruit, water and iceblocks were a huge hit 🍉💧🍦

A big thank you to the amazing organisers and everyone who came along and helped make the day so special.

19/10/2025

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, supporting someone else, or just need to talk things through, we’re here to help.

Open 11am to 7pm on weekdays, and 4pm to 8pm on weekends and public holidays 💚

09/10/2025

It’s World Mental Health Day! 🌏💚 A day to pause, reflect, and remind ourselves that looking after our mental health is just as important as caring for our physical health.

Whether you’re struggling, supporting someone else, or simply checking in - remember, help is available and you don’t have to go through it alone.

The Bathurst Medicare Mental Health Centre offers free, walk-in support from qualified mental health professionals. You deserve care, compassion, and support - today and every day.

To find out more about World Mental Health day visit 👉 https://www.mentalhealthaustralia.org.au/get-involved/2025-world-mental-health-day/

03/10/2025

02/10/2025

Thank you Andrew Gee MP for taking the time to visit, celebrate the centre, and show your support for accessible mental health care in our region. Your presence helps shine a light on the importance of mental health services and the vital role our centre plays in the community.

Together, we’re working towards a future where mental health support is available to all who need it - when and where they need it. 💚

01/10/2025

A big thank you to Paul Toole MP for visiting our Bathurst Medicare Mental Health Centre today.

Paul joined us to highlight the importance of our centre, along with other fantastic local services, in supporting the wellbeing of our community and to help kick off Mental Health Month. 💚

It’s so valuable to have community leaders who recognise the need for safe, inclusive spaces where people can seek support and connection.

Together, we can continue to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental health.