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| HIGH QUALITY AFFORDABLE LOCAL PRACTICE BASED TRAINING |
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| Events closing soon & News |
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| Welcome to the August edition of our e-Newsletter! |
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Family Worker Training + Development Programme is as busy as ever. We are planning our Annual General Meeting, organising workshops as per usual and getting prepared for the Trivia Night on Friday 31/7! The Trivia night is a fundraiser for the SNAICC Conference trip.
Our Aboriginal Project Worker, Jackie Stewart is preparing to present at the SNAICC Conference in Perth, which will run from Sept 15-17. She will be talking about the workshop, "Victor's Story" and about the "Aboriginal Cultural Support Program". Jackie will be travelling to the SNAICC Conference with a group of women from the Aboriginal Cultural Support Program. More information about SNAICC and it's conference can be accessed here. |
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| Social Media For Community Services: A Beginner's Guide |
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ON AUG 12TH. Are you confused about Facebook? Would you like to know how to set up a page? Well this workshop is for you. In an intimate setting you will get an overview of what is ‘social media’ and gain the skills to set up your own Facebook page. For more info and to register click here.
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| Writing Effective Case Notes |
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| ON AUG 11th. Not your usual workshop! Back by popular demand- this practice based workshop will further develop your skills in case notes and increase your capacity to capture relevant content. The trainer will also explore solutions to common problems experienced by workers when writing case notes and reports. For more information and to register, click here. |
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| Responding to Squalor & Hoarding When working with Children |
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| ON AUG 5th. Squalor and hoarding is a challenging issue to address and can have significant health and social impacts on children. Explore the meaning of hoarding and the relationship with neglect as well as identifying strategies for working with families.. For more info and to register click here. |
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Children & Young People: Mental Health And Wellbeing Forum
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ON Aug 19th. This forum will help you increase your understanding of child and adolescent mental health and the mental health system in the Blue Mountains. For more info and to register, click here..
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Facebook: A guide for Intermediate & Advanced Users
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On Aug 19th. Do you have a Facebook page? Would you like to take it to the ‘next level’? Then this workshop is for you. Learn the in’s & outs of posting, page administration & security plus how to integrate other platforms. For more info and to register, click here.
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Events -
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august Calendar
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Our August Training Calendar is now available. We have new workshops in August, September and October focusing on mental health, youth work and child development. Download it here. |
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Children with challenging behaviour: Talking with families
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On Sept 7th.In this workshop you will focus on how to talk with families of children with challenging behaviours (diagnosed and undiagnosed) and/or additional needs. We will look at how to have ‘hard’ conversations with families around behaviour as well as diagnosis and support. For more information about the workshop and to register click here.
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Cool in A Crisis: Responding to Young People in Crisis Situations
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On Oct 8th: Children and Young People who have suffered trauma and experienced pain or loss will often seek to hurt others or themselves. This workshop is designed to provide workers with the ability and practical skills to deal with young people who exhibit ‘acute physical behaviour’ in a way which better ensures safety and a therapeutic outcome. For more information about the workshop and to register click here.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder: For aboriginal & nON-aBORIGINAL workers
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On Oct 21st: This one and a half day workshop will cover "What is ASD', you will acquire some strategies to support children on or suspected to be on the spectrum and get an insight into behaviour. The second day you will practice how to apply the strategies learnt on day one. For more information about the workshop and to register click here.
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Building Early Literacy in Bi-Lingual Families
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On Oct 8th. Developing early literacy in English is an important part of getting ready for school. It can be challenging if your family is not proficient in English. By attending this workshop you will learn tools and strategies to build early literacy skills in children from linguistically diverse families. For more information about the workshop and to register click here.
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Office: Building F, Unit 3, 22 Powers Rd, Seven Hills
Postal: PO Box 390, Seven Hills NSW 1730 |
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