Resources

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e-Safety

Charles Campbell College promotes the Office of the eSafety Commissioner to support young people and their families with issues around social media, online safety and reporting issues of concern. We encourage our college community to visit their website and have regular conversations that will empower all young people to have safer, more positive experiences online.
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​The Office has a mandate to coordinate and lead the online safety efforts across government, industry and the not-for profit community. Please click on the logo to access their comprehensive resources.

Support Services

Charles Campbell College recommends the following services to support young people and their families with their wellbeing.
These services  provide information, support and resources about mental health and issues that face young people and enable them to develop resilience, increase coping skills, and facilitate help-seeking behaviour.
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​Some of these services provide online counselling and may contact the wellbeing team if necessary. 

HEADSPACE
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Mental Health Support

BEYOND BLUE
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Anxiety/ Depression

ZONES OF REGULATION

Social and Emotional Skills

LIFELINE
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Crisis/ Suicide Prevention

R U OK?

Suicide Prevention

REACH OUT

Support for under 25's

KIDS HELP LINE

Counselling Support

Q LIFE

LGBTI+ Issues

SHINE SA
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Sexual Health/ Relationships

AUTISM SA

 
​Specialised consulting and services

AMAZE

 
Autism support

SMILING MIND
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​Mindfulness and meditation guide

The BRAVE PROGRAM

Online anxiety management program

RAINBOW DIRECTORY

LGBTIQA services
​and activities

PARENT OF GENDER DIVERSE CHILDREN

Support for those parenting trans and gender diverse children

MIND SPOT
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Free, online, personalised mental health care.

eSAFETY

Screen time tips
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eSAFETY

Online safety - A guide for parents and carers

SCREEN TIME GUIDE

Screen Time Guide for parents