Eight providers from around the region including Lithgow, Orange and Dungog were selected to share their mental health initiatives. Lithgow was the only school initiative on the day.

Lithgow High School principal Ann Caro said it was an opportunity share information with others and for them to ask questions about the centre.

"We had a display and showed a short video about our Wellbeing Centre and what's involved," she said.

She said the chance to showcase the centre at Parliament recognised the individual work of the whole Lithgow community.

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"It's not just Lithgow High School, it's a whole lot of services working together to provide effective services for young people," she said.

Ms Caro also wanted to acknowledge the hard work of Wellbeing Centre coordinator Di Moore.

"I can't thank Di enough for the really fantastic work she does for the centre," she said.

Member for Bathurst Paul Toole also attended the showcase and said it was a fantastic initiative.

"It highlights the innovative mental health and wellbeing programs happening around regional NSW," he said.

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