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Index of all Coastal Sydney region content
- Now in its seventh year, the prestigious Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize is calling for artists to enter their work for a chance to win a total of $13,000 in prize money. - The theme of this years conference is 'Navigating Diversity in early childhood intervention'. - This report details research funded by the University of NSW Faculty of the Built Environment which examines the community gardens in the Waterloo Public Housing Estate in Sydney. - City of Sydney Council's guide to the history, customs and ceremonies of local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. - The Inconvenient Truth, an excerpt from the film and discussion. - The Armenian Cultural Festival is a fun, family day showcasing Armenian culture and history, and is being held for the fourth time this year. It is a free, public event held in Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour, with entertainment, food, arts and crafts and games offering something for everyone. - Welcome aboard! Shake off the Winter blues and sail into the sunset with Captain David Nomchong and his crew on The Love Boat – Cruise for a Cure Ball 2007! - Activities provide opportunities for students to investigate issues of drug use, accessing support, maintaining relationships and personal decision-making. - A schools and community Drug Summit about understanding and communicating issues about drug education. - The City of Sydney provides answers to commonly asked questions about busking in the City. - A programme for secondary students (yr 9 or 10), which has a unique angle on Alcohol and other Drugs and Risk Taking behaviour Education. - This website is a source of information covering the history of the Cadigal and Wangal people and the land that they inhabited for thousands of years before the arrival of white people in Australia. - Come and join us in Sydney for ‘Canned Laughter’, on Friday 6 July, where a heap of comedians will re-unite on 1 stage for 1 night, for 1 cause. In the spirit of good humour, all proceeds will go directly to CanTeen. Come on – have a laugh! - Public housing tenants helping fellow tenants. - Low-income households should not be passive objects of climate change and of the accompanying policy changes: they can be active agents in promoting environmental sustainability. This 1-day conference explores the issues. - NSW Special Minister of State, John Della Bosca, recently launched Koori Family Matters – a drug and alcohol information booklet specifically developed to assist the indigenous community of Northern Sydney and the Central Coast. - Latest information and contact details for the Coastal Sydney region and Community Drug Action Teams. - Momentum International Partnerships is conducting a series of Corporate Responsibility workshops and seminars to stimulate debate, push the boundaries of and demystify the concept of corporate responsibility. - Get the support you need; Continence Management; Care Planning; Identify warning signs of stress and overload. - Ryde Community Drug Action Team marked Drug Action Week 2004 with a night of debate and drama to entertain and inform the local community about drug and alcohol issues. - This report outlines the progress that has been made on the activities of the Eastern Suburbs Liquor Accord in the last 6 months. - An exploration of the current state of transport in Sydney and the possibilities for a cleaner, greener Sydney. A discussion about cars, public transport, pedestrians, pushbikes and the ways we move around and effect our city. - Youth Matters is an organisation based around young people in St John Bosco Parish (Engadine) and also in the wider community encouraging youth involvement. Every activity is planned in accordance to the interests shown by the young people, then supported and implemented by Youth Matters. The youth guide their own activities, which in turn encourage the development of social and organisational skills. - “Gear Up Girl”, is Bicycle NSW’s answer to the growing number of women interested in cycling. The event is a women’s breakfast and cycling clinic – aimed to gather women together in a fun and relaxed environment, and conquer their bike riding fears through motivational speakers, and practical activities such as basic bike maintenance and cycling skills. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - 'Healthy and Safe Choices' was the theme of a poster competition for children and young people in Glebe as part of National Drug Action Week 2004 events. - The Glebe Community Drug Action Team Action Plan has a strong focus on youth and a priority project was the development of a resource card for young people in the Glebe area. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - KiDS CAN is about supporting KiDS to create and implement great ideas and projects that KiDS believe make their community more child friendly. The KiDS CAN Award Ceremony being held at the Museum of Contemporary Arts at Circular Quay will showcase the best of these initiatives. In 2007 we aim to distribute $50,000 through our Micro Grants program, ensuring that these ideas and projects are realised. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - $1,238,000 has been approved to the Kings Cross/Woolloomooloo community for a range of crime prevention and community development strategies over three years from 2002-2004. - $575,000 has been approved to the La Perouse/Maroubra community for a range of crime prevention and community development strategies over three years from 2002 to 2005. - A Marrickville Council project providing a continuous, non-interrupted accessible pedestrian pathway supported by infrastructure so that all members of the community can participate in all aspects of community life. - A celebration of sustainable living! Come along to learn more about products and services to help you lessen your ecological footprint. Various stalls, workshops, films, give aways and fun for kids! - A group of northern Sydney Local Council's has produced a safe partying booklet aimed at young people and parents living in these council areas. - A free place for mums to meet and chat online. NewTown Mums serves to facilitate friendship, organise events, support & learning for mums. - On 8 December 2000 the Kings Cross Community Drug Action Team organised a tour of front line services as part of the official launch of their first Drug Action Plan. - The forum brought Pittwater community members together to raise awareness of local drug and alcohol issues and brainstorm on local priority areas. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - A course for local parents and carers to learn how to talk about the impact of drugs and alcohol with their children, families and neighbours. - Early in 2002, the NSW Government set up the Redfern Waterloo Partnership Project as a whole of government and whole of community approach to tackle a number of longstanding problems in Redfern and Waterloo. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - Fridge magnet listing local drug and alcohol services and community services in the Ryde area - Ever wanted to take in Sydney’s beautiful scenery while cycling across the Harbour Bridge traffic free? Now is your chance to jump on a bike and painlessly tick this off your to do list. - Information and contact details about the Community Drug Action Team and links to projects and activities. - Representatives from drug and alcohol and other community agencies in the Surry Hills area attended a half day Forum on the 23rd June 2004 to mark Drug Action Week. - New Ice workshops and pilot programs. - More than 80,000 visitors are set to converge on Prince Alfred Park for the hottest Surry Hills Festival yet. A top line up of artists and bands, 250 market stalls, a Chill-Out Zone and the infamous Surry Hills Dog Show Off are some of the highlights of this popular community festival. - “Community Leadership” was the theme for the two day conference held on 2nd and 3rd June 2004. - "Women Power" is the title of the first Australian exhibition by Indian Artist -Pinky Bhatt. - This is a FREE Seminar designed to help enhance the skills and knowledge of Fair Trading's Think Smart partners and other service providers on consumer rights. - A training course for people interested in the rescue, rehabilitation and release of native animals will be held in Northbridge on the weekend of Saturday & Sunday 4th & 5th August 2007. - Wesley Fair is an appeal to the heart and community spirit - LifeForce is a suicide prevention program dedicated to helping reduce the high rate of suicide in Australia. - Is sustainability achievable for wildlife in developed areas if impacts such as habitat loss and degradation, urbanisation, predation, motor vehicles, disease, competition and poisoning continue? Can urban areas provide suitable habitat for both humans and native fauna? Are the regulatory frameworks and current land use practices adequate to promote and maintain environmental health and sustainability? - WorkVentures Connect is a multi-sector network of Neighbourhood Technology Centres (NTCs) located on public housing estates. - Hornsby community drug action team has helped 13 young women produce a DVD short film and other materials designed to open up discussion with young people about underage binge drinking. |
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