Referrals
WAAC welcomes referrals from individuals, families, community organisations, and health professionals. If you or someone you’re supporting could benefit from extra care, this page will guide you through the process.
Our referral pathways are designed to be simple, inclusive, and confidential.
How the referral process works
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Complete the referral form below – you can either refer yourself or someone else to our services.
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Our team reviews the referral – we’ll connect you with the right service and follow up if we need more information.
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We link you to support – whether that’s counselling, peer connection, or specialist HIV services, we’ll make sure you’re in safe hands.
Types of referrals we accept
LGBTQIA+ Youth Counselling
LGBTIQA+ Youth Counselling
Growing up can be tough, especially when you’re exploring your sexuality or gender identity.
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Support for young people navigating coming out, school, or family relationships.
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Guidance for dealing with bullying, peer pressure, or feeling isolated.
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A space to ask questions, build confidence, and connect with positive role models.
This service is designed for young people aged 12-25 who want a safe, supportive place to be themselves.
HIV Support
HIV and Peer Support
Living with HIV can raise unique questions and challenges – you don’t have to face them alone.
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Counselling for emotional wellbeing and adjusting to a diagnosis.
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Information and referrals to medical, legal, or financial services.
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Ongoing support for managing treatment, relationships, and disclosure.
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Peer connection opportunities with others who understand.
Support is available for people living or newly diagnosed with HIV, people contemplating HIV testing or waiting for results, and partners and family of people living with HIV
Ready to make a referral?
Please complete the form below to get started.
Your information will be treated with respect and confidentiality.