Projects / Sonars

TOE REFERRALS NOW OPEN

Glastonbury Community Services is a trusted community partner delivering care and support to vulnerable children, young people and families throughout the Barwon and South Western Region. Team Leader – Community Services Contract Position till 30 June 2014

‘Australia Volunteers: Inspire the Volunteer in You� Nominations close 28th November 2011

0.8 Maternity Leave 12 Month Contract Position

The Discovery Program is a skills building program designed to assist young people (12-16 years) to cope and manage daily life stressors.

This position will form part of the Barwon-South Western Region Disability Services team and will focus on driving and supporting key projects relating to the service reorientation agenda.

Venue: Geelong Conference Centre Adams Court, Eastern Park Geelong. Presented by Tena Davies Duration: 1 Day - 9:00am to 4:30pm

This Newsletter is part of the regional AOD Youth Capacity Building Role funded by Department of Health, Mental Health, Drugs and Regions.

The VCOSS Clearinghouse 2011 Rural and Regional Training Program is now open for registrations.

All Positions will commence in January 2011.

Social Traders is happy to announce that applications are now open for The Crunch social enterprise investment and development initiative. The Crunch provides access to training, mentoring, networks and support, along with the opportunity to pitch for a share of the one million dollar Crunch Investment Fund.

Barwon Community Legal Service invites service providers and community workers to a FREE information session. This is an opportunity for new and existing workers to explore legal issues that affect your clients and members of our community

Under the National Partnership (NP) on Youth Attainment and Transitions, existing youth, career and transitions programs funded by the Commonwealth will be restructured into two new, better targeted programs.

Clinicians and researchers at St Vincent’s Hospital and UNSW are now evaluating new Internet education and treatment programs for anxiety and depression. These programs are free, and are designed to help people understand their symptoms and how to start to get control over those symptoms.

The SiBs program is a part of the Children With a Disability Association