About
As part of our vision to create a just and fair Western Australia where everyone can thrive, Anglicare WA’s Student Wellbeing Service aims to build the confidence and resilience of children and young people through school-based programs, available on request. With these skills, they can remain engaged and connected to school, fulfil their potential, and become active members of their communities.
Student Wellbeing Officers are child and youth workers. All of our Student Wellbeing Officers are equipped with contemporary knowledge and experience of the issues facing children and young people, and the highest standards of professional practice.
Student Wellbeing Service is proud to partner with the Department of Education Western Australia.
Details
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Who is this service for: School students in primary or secondary public schools across WA.
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Costs: Funded by the Department of Education, the service is free for students and families, with schools using their funding to access confidential support from Student Wellbeing Officers.
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Waitlist: No waitlist, students talk to the SWO at their school.
Urgent Help
For urgent mental health support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14
or the Mental Health Emergency Response Line on 1300 555 788.
In case of an emergency, call 000 or Suicide Call Back service on 1300 659 467.
More Information
- In-person support within schools.
Youth Work support for students alongside student services teams in WA public schools.
Student Wellbeing Officers (SWO's) play a vital role in enhancing student wellbeing by working alongside Student Services Teams in WA Schools participating in the program. These teams typically include school psychologists, chaplains, student support officers, and Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers (AIEOs), all contributing to a holistic support system for students.School students in primary or secondary public schools across WA.
Student Wellbeing Service support is for students in WA public schools who might need help with friendships, feelings, school stress, or just someone to talk to.
Student Wellbeing officers are there to listen, support, and help you feel safe and connected at school. They work with your school’s wellbeing team to make sure you get the right help when you need it.
Student Wellbeing Service
is proud to partner with the Department of Education Western Australia.
