We provide free and confidential health services to young people aged 12-25. Call us on (03) 9769 6419 to book an appointment. This page is for info only.
headspace Frankston is open from 9-5, Mon-Fri. This page is for information only and cannot offer support or emergency assistance. Please note, we are not a crisis service - if you have immediate concerns for a young person's safety, please contact 000 or Peninsula Health:
for under 18 years - 1300 369 012
for 18 and over - 1300 792 977
Lifeline - 131114
KidsHelpline - 1800 55 1800
We provide free & confidential general & mental health services to young people aged 12-25 in the Frankston & Mornington Peninsula regions. A youth-friendly, non-judgmental environment where young people can see GPs, youth workers & counsellors about any issue that may be going on. As well as providing a health service, we also work with the community to help break down the stigma associated with mental health, sexual health or drug & alcohol issues & help educate young people about the health issues affecting them.
30/03/2026
🏳️⚧️ Today is Transgender Day of Visibility! Check out tdov.org.au to see the trans visions from over 100 transgender, gender-diverse and non-binary people!! ✨Shout out to all our non-cis folk, hope everyone has a great day! 🫶 Artist credit:
30/03/2026
🏳️🌈 March 31st is International Transgender Day of Visibility! 🏳️⚧️ On this day we celebrate and recognise the experiences and achievements of transgender, gender diverse and non-binary young people! ✨
💚 headspace Frankston recognises that the transgender community is often under-represented or marginalised, and therefore strives to create a safe and inclusive environment for all transgender, gender diverse and nonbinary voices! 🫶
If you or a transgender young person needs support, headspace Frankston and is here to help! For more resources you can also check out or
24/03/2026
💚 Last Saturday headspace Frankston had the pleasure of attending the “Get Your Reconciliation On!” community event at Frankston Foreshore! 🤩
🧡 We had the opportunity to engage with lots of our First Nations young people and their families, educating them about headspace Frankston’s services as well as playing some fun games including a Jelly bean guessing game! 🍭 (everyone got prizes!)
💛 If you are a young person aged 12 - 25 requiring mental and physical health support & resources, feel free to check out headspace Frankston and for our free and low-cost services!
11/03/2026
headspace Frankston want to give a HUGEEE shoutout to the team at for having us at the Out Loud on the Ninch event last month at the Peninsula Community Theatre! We are beyond PROUD to have been a part of the first ever Midsumma event on the Ninch!
The event celebrated community, identity and creativity and was filled with rainbows, glitter, laughter and friendship bracelets! We can’t WAIT to make more friendship bracelets with you next year!
Photo credit goes to the incredible photographer
11/03/2026
Sharing the love for headspace Work & Study for Work and Study Month!
Our team can help you get to where you want to go. Get support with:
• Preparing for job interviews
• Understanding your workplace rights
• Writing job applications, resumes and
course entry forms
• Learning about yourself and what career
you might like to pursue
You can access support online, over the phone or in-person at headspace
Frankston. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4aSR4re
Visit link in bio for more information.
08/03/2026
headspace Frankston will be closed for Labour Day (Public Hoilday) on Monday 9th March 2026 and will reopen on Tuesday 10th March 2026.
If you are in an emergency or need immediate assistance, call emergency services on 000
If you or someone you know needs support during this time, please contact one of the following numbers:
Today is International Women’s Day!
IWD is a specific day dedicated to the advancement of women worldwide and the theme for 2026 is 'Give To Gain'.
Give To Gain emphasizes the power of reciprocity and support. When people, organisations, and communities give generously, opportunities and support for women increase. Giving is not a subtraction, it's intentional multiplication. When women thrive, we all rise.
Marked by millions of people on March 8, IWD provides an important platform to engage with communities, reflect on progress, and commit to positive action. Participation in IWD ensures progress toward equality remains on the global agenda and positive action prevails.
Its Work and Study Month therefore throughout March, we’re sharing resources to help young people with work and study goals!
Did you know that every Thursday headspace runs Work & Study online peer group chats for young people?
These chats are a great way to connect, share experiences, and pick up practical tips to help you reach your work and study goals — whether it’s resumes, cover letters, job interviews, or managing study stress.
For Work & Study Month (March), sessions on
Thursday will focus on a different theme:
✅ Week 1: Job interviews
✅ Week 2: Starting a new job
✅ Week 3: Career exploration — How do I
decide what direction to take?
✅ Week 4: Managing challenges in work and
study
headspace Frankston is introducing a missed appointment and late cancellation fee for our Private Practitioners only.
From March 9th, a $30 fee will apply if:
- You do not attend your appointment, or
- You cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice
Our Private Practitioners are only paid when sessions go ahead. When an appointment is missed without notice, they don’t get paid for their time. The fee helps us keep Medicare rebated services available for young people.
Please visit our website for our fee cancellation policy https://headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/frankston
10/02/2026
Today is Safer Internet Day, a global day of action that raises awareness about online safety and encourages safer digital experiences for everyone.
Sadistic Online Exploitation (SOE) is a serious form of online abuse where someone deliberately manipulates, humiliates or coerces others for their own gratification or status.
SOE can start with someone pretending to be a friend or love interest, then slowly applying pressure or threats. It can involve sharing explicit content, encouraging self-harm, threats, or humiliation.
If you are concerned that a young person you know is being targeted for SOE it is important to take action.
You can report SOE to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation or to your local state/territory police: https://www.accce.gov.au/report
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We here at headspace Frankston provide free and confidential general & mental health services to young people aged 12-25 in the Frankston & Mornington Peninsula regions.
We provide a youth-friendly, non-judgmental environment where young people can see GP’s, youth workers & counsellors about any issue that may be going on.
As well as providing a health service, we also work with the community to help break down the stigma associated with mental health, sexual health or drug & alcohol issues and help educate young people about the health issues affecting them.
All of our services are accessible to young people with disabilities.
This page is for information only and cannot offer support or emergency assistance.
Please note, we are not a crisis service - if you have immediate concerns for a young person's safety, please contact 000 or:
Peninsula Health -
for under 18 years - 1300 369 012
for 18 and over - 1300 792 977