Anxiety is the most common mental health disorder for children, and it is increasing. Pre-pandemic rates of childhood anxiety showed marked rates of increase, reported at 13-20% and studies of GP’s indicated SSRI prescriptions for children have jumped by 25% since 2017. However, 2 out of 3 children never access services due to either their non-metro location or not having sufficient co-morbidities, such as a learning disorder, to spur care. In addition, even if we could get those children to link to care, psychologist’s wait lists are now reported to be at 6-9months for children. This situation is only predicted to worsen, so new models of care are needed to ensure children with anxiety can access the help they need, when they need it, with equity. GHEORG is a virtual character, co-created with over 1000 children of diverse backgrounds, including children who speak Noongar in WA. Built as an app and web dashboard system, GHEORG delivers accessible therapy in the home, in multiple languages including the Noongar WA Aboriginal language. GHEORG helps parents learn about anxiety, monitor children’s mental health and track observable symptoms that can then assist them in knowing when a child needs more help. In 2022 GHEORG was piloted with psychologists and families in WA, demonstrating that this system of care significantly improved early access to care, family and practitioner collaboration in therapy and therapeutic outcomes. GHEORG also created the potential for a multi-sector approach to care as families could choose to involve other treaters such as school psychologists.