The latest from Holyoake

My parents had the quintessential drinks cabinet in our living room, black with silver handles, part of the TV unit. It had everything in there yet they didn’t drink. Growing…

Holyoake is pleased to announce the continuation of the RISE program to 30 June 2025 after full year funding was recently confirmed by the Mental Health Commission. The family violence…

On behalf of Board Chair Hayley Lawrance, Holyoake is delighted to welcome David Sourbutts and Kieran Hennelly to its Board. David is a successful entrepreneur, having founded Engenium, a project…

Northam Head to Health, evolving to Northam Medicare Mental Health Centre later this year, has opened its doors. Head to Health offers a walk-in service providing advice, support and, if…

Watching a loved one live with an alcohol, drug or mental health concern is hard. It’s even harder when this has an impact on your life, and you’re a child….

Like many West Australians, our WA farmers feel increased economic pressure to get food on the table, on everyone’s table. The impact of the extended Dry Season and the Live…

Aftercare Coordinator (Suicide Postvention) James, a 35-year-old farm worker with a wife and two children, had been under immense stress due to the rising cost of living and relationship issues…

Individual Afterhours Telehealth Support When 42-year-old Ben was referred to Holyoake Wheatbelt by the Department of Justice, he was living with his partner and two children in a run-down house…

Methamphetamine Program and Individual Counselling for Adults Billie first engaged with us while incarcerated at a women’s prison. She participated in a voluntary six-week psychoeducation program on methamphetamines before engaging…

The Pathways Program My story begins with a difficult childhood. My parents divorced when I was five and my mum was left to look after five children. Then came the…