The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Children, Youth and Women's Health Service. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years.

TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK:

• physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition)
• mental health (feeling stressed or down)
• sexual health (checks and information)
• social health (things like relationships with family and friends)
• emotional well-being (your feelings)
• environment (where you live, go to school or work).

TSS Locations

• See our Locations page

TSS offers:

• Clinical services
  See one of the TSS doctors or nurses for any issue that affects your health or that you are worried about. More...
• Counselling
  TSS provides friendly confidential counselling, and if you need to talk to someone else we can organise that. More...
• Health education and promotion
  TSS runs workshops on many topics, so you can make healthier choices knowing you have the right information.
• Groups and programs
  The Second Story (TSS) facilitates ongoing group programs that run all year round. Other temporary or seasonal programs come and go from each site - visit your local TSS Youth Health Service to find out what else is happening.
  • Aboriginal Youth Health
  • AMIGOS - Mental Health
  • Evolve - Sexuality
  • Multicultural Diverse Program
  • EdConX - School Connections
  • Sexual Assault and Abuse Counselling Service
  • The Inside Out Project - Sexuality
  • The Young Parents Project
  • Youth Participation at The Second Story

Your rights and responsibilities

You have rights and responsibilities when you come into TSS. There are things you can expect from the service, and there are also positive health choices you can make to improve your health. Read this booklet to learn more: Your Rights and Responsibilities.

Information kit

The following information kit for young people and students provides more detail on the vision, mission, strategy and guiding principles of TSS. It also covers the history of TSS and the services offered.

    TSS Information Kit (86Kb)

Program information 2009:

    TSS Central - calendar term 3 - 2009 (50kb)

 

All TSS services are FREE. These services are provided by qualified nurses, medical staff, social workers, community health workers, physiotherapists and Aboriginal health workers. 

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