Northern Beaches - Community Health Services

Community health services on the Northern Beaches were spread over a number of sites. By bringing these together into contemporary, purpose-built and more readily accessible accommodation delivers better health outcomes for the community, supporting a more efficient and integrated health service.

Project information

The three new community health facilities were announced as new works in the 2013-14 Budget. The $100 million investment in the new facilities is part of the broader $600 million Northern Beaches Health Service Redevelopment.

Construction of the $50 million Brookvale Community Health Centre started in April 2016 and was completed in January 2018. The 6,000 sqm five-level centre incorporates a B-Line bus interchange and a multi-storey car park for staff, clients and commuters.

The Mona Vale Community Health Centre opened in March 2016 and has become a hub for community health services on the Northern Beaches peninsula. 

The purpose-built Dalwood Child and Family Health Centre at Seaforth opened in December 2015 and consolidates and expands services that were already on site. 

For more information about these facilities, visit the Northern Sydney Local Health District community health centres page.

Scope

Services delivered across the three new community health facilities include: 

• adult mental health
• child and youth mental health
• drug and alcohol
• nursing
• post-acute care
• BreastScreen NSW
• rehabilitation and aged care
• child and family health
• adult and paediatric oral health.