Do you need help with Centrelink Payments? Not sure what you are entitled to? Changed your circumstances? Just had a baby and wondering about family assistance? We can help! A worker from the Centrelink Community Outreach Team comes to Jacaranda Ave, Raymond Terrace every 2nd Friday from 10.30am to 12.00pm. Appointments are encouraged to be […]
St Johns Food Hampers Monday morning before 10.30am, families (max 8 per week) can receive a referral for a food hamper at St Johns Anglican Church. Can be accessed once a month only.
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 […]
Oz Harvest is an Australian food rescue organisation which collects surplus food from local business and supermarkets throughout the community. Oz Harvest delivers to 3 Jacaranda Ave on Mondays. Call 4987 1331 from 10am on Monday morning to register. Pick up hampers at the door between 3-4pm on Monday afternoon. Hampers can only be received […]
Free To Be You is a drop in afternoon for young people in Port Stephens who identify as LGBTQIA+
Habitat Kids Club is an after school group that aims to facilitate self esteem and confidence building in its participants. The children whilst learning about their local environment, are also learning valuable things about themselves. This group provides many opportunities for the children to participate in healthy outdoor activities and a sense of belonging within […]
Do you have money worries? Financial Counselling is a free and confidential service. A financial counsellor from Hunter Valley Project Inc provides financial counselling on Tuesdays at 3 Jacaranda Ave, Raymond Terrace. Appointments are needed and can be made by ringing 4933 8999.
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 […]
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 culturally connected, fun learning environment. Key aspects of PaL include: Developing early literacy and numeracy skills through play Celebrating Aboriginal culture and identity Sharing practical […]
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 development Support ways in which parents can play and communicate with their children Provide information for parents about topics such as child development, health, and […]
