Wyndham Central College Wellbeing Services

The Student Services Team

The Student Services team at Wyndham Central College is comprised of wellbeing support staff and Allied Health professionals whose primary focus is the health and wellbeing of our students. The team assists students with navigating the complexities of high school life by building capacity and community connection.
In addition to our counselling and extensive support network, Student Services is our hub for uniforms and textbooks.

School Wide Positive Behaviours

Wyndham Central College promotes School Wide Positive Behaviours (SWPB), a whole school approach that encourages a safe and orderly environment where students can concentrate on their learning and teaches the values of Respect, Cooperation and Excellence.

Wyndham Central College Supports

  1. Dedicated Wellbeing Assistant Principal

  2. Allied Health Leader

  3. Inclusion Leader

  4. Mental Health Practitioner

  5. Wellbeing Coordinator and Counsellor

External Professional Collaborations

  1. School Lawyer on site 2 days a week

  2. Department of Education school nurse program

  3. Access to psychological support

  4. Youth workers

  5. Multiple family support services that can be accessed by both students as well as their parents and guardians

  6. Multiple programs designed to enhance your child’s experience of school as well as build resilience and capacity to support them throughout their life

Raising Children

Raisingchildren.net.au provides free, expert-reviewed and government-funded parenting resources that families can trust. The website offers practical articles, videos, and interactive tools designed for busy families, covering every stage from newborn care to raising teens. Accessible anytime, it serves as a reliable guide to support parents throughout their parenting journey.

headspace

Headspace is Australia’s National Youth Mental Health Foundation, offering early intervention services for people aged 12–25. Through community centres, online and phone counselling, school programs, and vocational support, it helps thousands each year. Services span mental health, physical and sexual health, alcohol and drug issues, and study or work support. With a strong focus on early intervention, headspace provides guidance during critical stages of development, helping young people build resilience and better manage their mental health into the future. Youth reference groups remain central to its programs, ensuring services evolve to meet the real needs of young people and their communities.

Safe Steps

Safe Steps provides immediate, life-saving support to individuals experiencing family and domestic violence, offering 24/7 assistance across Victoria for those in crisis. The organisation works to ensure safety and wellbeing in high-risk situations while also advocating for long-term change through research, policy development, and awareness campaigns. Its vision is a future free from violence, built on safety and equality for all.

The Orange Door

The Orange Door is a free service in Victoria that supports adults, children, and young people experiencing family violence, as well as families who need extra help with the care and wellbeing of children. It brings together workers from specialist family violence, child and family, Aboriginal and men’s services to provide coordinated support tailored to each person’s needs. The service helps with safety planning, connecting to practical assistance, and linking people with ongoing services in their community. By working in partnership with local organisations, The Orange Door ensures individuals and families can access the right support at the right time, close to home.