Getting the best start in life matters, and Accoras is passionate about supporting the wellbeing of children and families.  Our programs and services provide information and treatment needed to live happy, healthy and connected lives.

Our services include:

• Family Mental Health Support Service - Brisbane South Catchment

• Family Mental Health Support Service - Gold Coast Catchment

• headspace Inala

• Secondary to Intensive Family Support Service - Brisbane South Catchment

• Settlement Engagement and Transition Support - Brisbane area

• The Accoras Child and Youth NPSM Pilot Project

• The Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-Up (ABC)

Visit the service pages to learn more or for contact information for each of our programs.

Is your child facing showing early signs of a mental health concern?

Free, early-intervention mental health and wellbeing for children and young people aged 0 to 18 years (and their families) we come to you. In the South Brisbane and Gold Coast Region.

We aim to help families become stronger and improve the future for children.

Free support for families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds living in the Brisbane South region, aimed at improving family wellbeing, relationships and safety. 

For families who have recently moved to Australia

Free support to equip and empower humanitarian entrants and their communities to address their settlement needs and improves social participation, economic wellbeing, independence, personal wellbeing and community connectedness.

Helping young people to overcome their barriers.

headspace Inala provides free mental, physical and social health support for young people aged 12 to 25 years.

The Accoras Child and Youth NPSM Pilot Project provides support for children and young people with severe mental illness, aiming to help build broader life-skills and work towards recovery goals.

The National Psychosocial Support Measure (NPSM) provides non-clinical community-based support to people with severe mental illness and reduced psychosocial functional capacity who are not eligible for the NDIS.

Delivered by our SETS team BRiTA Futures is a group workshop focusing on healthy bi/multicultural identity development to build resilience ‘to live in two or multiple worlds.