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NSW, Australia
Non profit making organisation for semi - retired group outings, entertainment, guest speakers. Must attend two induction meetings prior to joining.
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NSW, Australia
This program provides support for young adults (aged 18-30) with a history of mental health who have problems mixing socially. The group meets every second Saturday evening and also arranges short trips away. The aim of transitions is to increase the confidence and self-esteem of members so they can reintegrate back into the communtiy. It also provides respite to the parents or carers.
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Provides casework to assist people in the local community. Also offers Spanish, English, sewing and Tai Chi classes, multicultural outings and support groups. English classes are free.
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South East Neighbourhood Centre - Greek Sessional Service
NSW, Australia
The Greek worker provides support to Greek speaking older people and people with disabilities and their carers. Convenes a Greek women's group and a Greek carers group. The Greek Carer Support Group offers information on services, gentle exercises and relaxation techniques, planned activities (arts, crafts, guest speakers etc), a friendly and relaxed environment and refreshments.
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Pole Depot - Friendship Group for Seniors
NSW, Australia
Centre-based respite for frail, isolated, mentally alert elderly people. Our friendship group is a great way of meeting new people and sharing experiences. This program aims to provide a network amongst participants for contact, access to information and support, in order to maintain independence for as long as possible, and includes outings, speakers, barbecues, games and music. Transport is available on request.
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To provide opportunities for members of the ATSI(Aboriginal and Torre Straite Islanders) and the various CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities to contribute to the development of programs, services and policies that are responsive to their needs and contribute to the social planning and policy direction and decisions made by Council. To foster co-operative relationships and build partnerships between ATSI communities, CALD communities and Council and the broader Hurstville community. To improve access to Council services and community services in general by local ATSI and CALD communities. To establish effective community development processes to assist the ATSI and CALD communities to identify unmet needs and to develop strategies to meet those needs.
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Dutch Social Welfare Committee - Illawarra
NSW, Australia
Home visiting service for elderly Dutch people, to keep in touch and provide advice and assistance where needed. Will visit people in hospital and nursing homes. Chaplin service and assistance with funerals also available
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Hurstville Council - Community Worker Aged & Disability
NSW, Australia
Provides information and referral, comunitiy development and assistance with planning.
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BCS - Social Support - Blacktown, Baulkham Hills
NSW, Australia
This service is to provide a companion (volunteer or paid worker) either within the home environment or whilst a person is accessing community services or facilities. Primarily directed towards meeting the person's need for social contact &/or accompaniment in order to participate in community life.
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NSW, Australia
Men's Sheds are designed to address the growing problems with men's health, isolation, loneliness and depression which are now looming as major health issues in Australia. Men's Sheds can play a significant and practical role in addressing these and other men's issues and at the same time act as a catalyst in stimulating their community's economic activities. Contact Paul for specific projects.
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FRANS-Community Access Program
NSW, Australia
The FRANS Community Access Program provides respite to 130-150 families/primary carers living in Sydneys Inner West. This program offers enjoyable recreational and social activities for children, teenagers and adults with disabilities. The aim of the program is to provide families/primary carers with respite from their full time caring roles at the same time facilitating peer and social interaction for their dependants by providing various age appropriate and culturally sensitive recreational programs in the community.
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