Walk and Talk Parent Group – Tilligerry
Tiligerry Walk and Talk parent group is a group for parents / carents in the Tilligerry area.
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Tiligerry Walk and Talk parent group is a group for parents / carents in the Tilligerry area.
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 […]
Circle of Security Parenting When ‘good enough’ parenting is good enough - A relationship Based Parenting Program – 8 week parenting program based on relationships. This is an opportunity to: […]
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 […]
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 disorders. Arts therapies can help people to resolve conflicts, develop interpersonal skills, manage behaviour, reduce stress, increase self-esteem and achieve insight. Art therapy utilises visual […]
Tilligerry Family Network invites you to Nature Play Free guided nature play to assist your child (aged 0-5) to support their learning, build confidence and develop friendships. Fun, sport, adventures, […]
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 […]
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 […]