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ALERT: BONDI LIFELINE SUPPORT HUB MOVES TO BONDI PAVILLION

Lifeline Australia < 1 mins read

PLEASE NOTE, AS OF TUESDAY 23RD DECEMBER, LIFELINE’S BONDI SUPPORT HUB HAS MOVED TO BONDI PAVILLION.

The Bondi Lifeline Support Hub has trained and caring crisis supporters available for anyone who needs someone to speak to about how they’re feeling.

This is a free, non-judgemental service available for anyone in the area, with no appointment or referral required, available at the Bondi Pavillion from 10am to 4pm, 7 days a week (including Christmas Day and Boxing Day). 


Contact details:

[email protected] 

0450 539 112

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