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Articles in this section include practical tools, contacts and support for setting up community building projects and events.
This Briefing aims to guide practitioners and organisations in providing culturally appropriate services to older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through reflection; knowledge; understanding and respect.
» more...This site from the University of Kansas provides over 7‚000 pages of practical, stap-by-step guidance in community building skills in nearly 300 different sections.
» more...73 suggestions for things you can do to provide support and encouragement if you know (or suspect) that a friend, family member, colleague, neighbour or somebody we know is experiencing domestic violence or family violence.
Four broad themes: Be there; Lend a hand; Consider your own safety; Keep kids safe.
Based on conversations with over 200 people (including survivors of domestic violence, family members and community workers).
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The February 2013 edition of SVA Consulting Quarterly focuses on solutions to employment exclusions, social enterprises and non-profit boards.
» more...The NSW Ombudsman provides a range of engaging and practical training workshops for community and disability service providers, government agencies and organisations from other sectors.
» more...Would $500 assist you or someone you know with education costs? Local families in the Illawarra are already achieving great things with Saver Plus and now we are looking for more people to join this exciting program.
» more...First impressions count! The approach a new CEO takes during their first one hundred days can determine whether they succeed or fail.
» more...The Law Handbook, the most important guide to the law in NSW, is now free online from the Find Legal Answers website.
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daisi
DAISI is a free confidential service providing information on services and supports available to assist people with disabilities, aged people and their families, carers and advocates. DAISI is located on the Far North Coast of New South Wales and services from Grafton in the south, north to Tweed Heads and Byron Bay in the east to as far west as Woodenbong.