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We are seeking to recruit a team of Permanency Support Workers (Caseworkers) to join our expanding Permanency Support Program in the Goulburn area. PURPOSE OF THE POSITION The Permanency Support Program (PSP) provides multidisciplinary case management and support for Aboriginal Children and Young People, and their foster Carers as part of an integrated service response. The Permanency Support Worker is …
Please click on the following link to take you to our event page. NAIDOC Family Fun Day 2018
An article from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/may/24/a-numbers-game-indigenous-children-in-care-and-the-threat-of-another-stolen-generation
Bringing up great kids This course is designed for parents who are seeking to learn more about their child’s needs and how to better respond to behaviours. Participants will learn mindfulness techniques to increase awareness of thoughts and feelings. You will learn to be more aware of your child’s needs and how to better respond to their behaviour to improve …
NAIDOC Week, the first week in July, is a time when the nation celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Locally, the NAIDOC Shoalhaven Family Fun Day has been hosted by the Shoalhaven NAIDOC Committee for the past 14 years. It has grown from a small gathering, to a major event with thousands of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people attending. We …
You’re invited to join the commemorative Sorry Day event. Reconciliation Walk will depart at 11am from Scenic Drive over the Nowra Bridge to Bomaderry Homes. Local entertainment including music, dance and story telling followed by lunch. Colour the Sorry Day Flower stencil and bring with you to “plant” in our memorial garden For more information contact us on 1800 215 …
An exciting excursion to Flip Out at Nowra using our Preschool Bus!
Many young people who are in Out of Home Care feel like they do not belong – they feel alienated because of skin colour and lack of involvement within the Aboriginal community. Mentoring is designed to proactively engage our kids to encourage a sense of belonging and connection to culture and the environment.
The lack of culturally sensitive programs and services is a major barrier to seeking appropriate treatment for social health and wellbeing. So, we’ve organised Shoalhaven Koori Women’s and Men’s groups – with transport available on request!
Did you know that suicide rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is twice that of non-Indigenous Australians? We co-hosted a community roundtable for the National Suicide Prevention Project!