Firstchance PaL Plus Playgroup
Firstchance proudly offers the PaL (Parents and Learning) Program. Delivered by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal families in Karuah, Raymond Terrace and Toronto, aiming to support children aged 2–5 in a […]
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Firstchance proudly offers the PaL (Parents and Learning) Program. Delivered by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal families in Karuah, Raymond Terrace and Toronto, aiming to support children aged 2–5 in a […]
The ALS Care & Protection and Family team can assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with free legal advice and social work support. Get free and confidential help with […]
Playtime Plus is fun for children and parents / carers. Not just a fun place but also a place where we: Provide a range of learning experiences to promote children’s […]
'The Deck’ Youth Venue is a place to drop in with friends, to make friends or to come and grab a feed. We offer a safe space for all young […]
Young Parents Group is for all parents who are 25 years and under. Young parents face the challenge of meeting not only their own developmental needs at a time of […]
Tuning in to Teens is a six session parenting program for parents of adolescents aged 13-18 years. Would you like to lean how to:- Be better at talking with your teen? Be better […]
Art therapy can provide therapeutic interventions through the use of visual arts, including drawing, painting, art journaling, mixed media and sculpture, for mental health diagnoses, wellbeing, early intervention and developmental […]
Art therapy can provide therapeutic interventions through the use of visual arts, including drawing, painting, art journaling, mixed media and sculpture, for mental health diagnoses, wellbeing, early intervention and developmental […]
In particular, this program aims to support young people between the ages of 12-25 years who may be experiencing more chronic and episodic moderate to severe mental illness and other psychosocial stressors impacting on a young person and their families’ level of functioning. It specifically targets young people with more complex needs, in particular Aboriginal […]
In particular, this program aims to support young people between the ages of 12-25 years who may be experiencing more chronic and episodic moderate to severe mental illness and other psychosocial stressors impacting on a young person and their families’ level of functioning. It specifically targets young people with more complex needs, in particular Aboriginal […]