About Wellbeing and Counselling Services

    Our friendly team provides a range of specialised support services and resources to enhance individual health and wellbeing.

    The Wellbeing and Counselling Services (WACS) is committed to provide a safe, culturally appropriate and inclusive service for all students, regardless of their ethnicity, faith, disability, sexuality or gender identity. Free and confidential to students, available services include:

    • Up to six sessions of individual counselling per year.  Zoom and phone consultations available.
    • Referral to support services who can help with improving your mental health and wellbeing.
    • Assistance with Special Consideration and Bursary applications.
    • Group sessions or Classroom Information sessions.
    • Information and referral to services who can help with accommodation and legal issues, etc.
    • Second hand uniform and equipment.

    Contact

    Wellbeing Liaison Officer - Lily Reed
    Building C, Level 2, Room 206

    Counsellors – Marion Miller and Tanya Rae
    Building C, Level 2, Rooms 205 and 207

    • Drop-in times: 9:00am – 4:00pm - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.
    • Drop-in times: 9:00am – 12:00pm - Thursday.

    The Wellbeing and Counselling Services are closed on Thursday afternoons.  Please call or email us and the Officer will get back to you on alternative days during those weeks

    Email: wacs@angliss.edu.au 

    Phone: (03) 9606 2210 

    Resources

    I Need Help Now

    Our service is unable to provide 24 hour crisis support. If at any time you need immediate assistance, please contact the following 24-hours services:

    • Lifeline 13 11 14
    • Safe Steps (Family Violence Support): 1800 015 188
    • Homelessness Crisis Line: 1800 627 727
    • Mental Health Triage (Adults): 1300 874 243
    • Mental Health Triage (Youth): 1800 888 320
    • Sexual Assault Crisis Line - 1800 806 292

    If at any time you're concerned about your safety or the safety of somebody else, please call emergency services on ‘000’.