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The Parramatta Medicare Mental Health Centre offers a safe and supportive environment where adults aged 18 and over can access free, professional mental health support, with no need for a referral or appointment.
The Parramatta Medicare Mental Health Centre is operated by Stride and proudly funded by Primary Health Network Western Sydney.
Parramatta Medicare Mental Health is here to make it easier to get mental health support when you need it. Whether you’re going through a tough time, feeling overwhelmed, or need someone to talk to, our team is here to help, no referral needed. We offer free, in-person support for people of all ages, including counselling, peer support, and help connecting with other services.
You’ll find us in the heart of Parramatta, with a welcoming space and a team that listens. We work alongside you to find the right support in a way that fits your life. It’s okay if you’re not sure what you need; we’ll figure it out together.
Our Parramatta team is made up of caring and experienced mental health professionals who are here to support you, no matter what you’re facing. From clinicians and counsellors to peer workers and support staff, each team member brings a different skill set, but we all share the same goal: to help you feel safe, heard, and supported.
You’ll meet real people who take the time to listen and understand. We’re here to work alongside you, at your pace, and help you find the right path forward. Watch the video to get a feel for who we are and how we can help.
Simply walk in or call for support. No appointment, referral or Medicare card is needed. A friendly team member will chat with you about how you’re feeling and help you figure out the next steps.
When you visit Parramatta Medicare Mental Health, you’ll be welcomed into a friendly and inclusive space where you can feel comfortable being yourself. There’s no pressure and no judgment, we’re here to listen and support you, at your pace.
At your first visit, you’ll sit down with someone from our team for an informal chat. We’ll talk about how you’re feeling and what kind of support might help. You might meet with a mental health clinician, a peer worker with lived experience, or one of our support staff. Everything you share is confidential and you’re welcome to bring someone with you if that helps you feel more at ease.
Emergency ambulance, fire or police
24 hr crisis support & suicide prevention
