Are you a male in our community who is committed to protecting women and being a role model for future generations of respectful men? Then it’s time for you to meet Matt Brown, a New Zealand-born Samoan author and renowned communicator. Matt is the inspiration behind a global movement dedicated to inspiring men to create […]
As a delegate, the 10th ICSWHMH provides a unique opportunity for you to connect with social work and allied health professionals from across the globe and learn from an impressive lineup of speakers representing organisations such as: Mount Sinai Hospital (USA) Woodlands Health (Singapore) The University of York (UK) Mildura Base Public Hospital – […]
The 10th International Conference on Social Work in Health and Mental Health is just around the corner – only five weeks away! Spaces are limited; register now and be part of this transformative event! Register now
This program builds on our role as Leader and takes a wider lens to start to explore what it means to have a trauma-informed culture, the elements we need to consider when providing trauma-sensitive environments for our clients and staff and what wellbeing means in the context of providing support to others. PLACES ARE LIMITED! […]
We are thrilled to be celebrating 50 years of Playgroup Victoria at our Conference on November 20th and 21st . Our conference theme, Generations of Play, aims to ensure delegates can take away new and reinforced understanding of the role playgroup can play in ensuring children and families thrive in the early years. The Conference program will delve into the strong and growing evidence of […]
By focusing on four key skills: assessment, interviewing, documentation and case planning our experiential training provides the foundation for domestic violence‐informed practice. 4 DAY TRAINING - Participants must attend all 4 days Location: Wangaratta Library – 21 Docker Street, Wangaratta Training Dates: Wednesday 20th November 20th, Thursday 21st, Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th November 2024 […]
Learn how to support and respond to disclosures within your work, by building your understanding and skills required to recognise the dynamics and indicators of violence and respond effectively to disclosures. This training will explore different ways to build safety and support within the design and delivery of prevention activities. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
Disability Advocacy In Action Register now for the next Advance Your Advocacy Practice: Advocating alongside First Nations People with Disability In this Advance Your Advocacy Practice session First Peoples Disability Network talk about the challenges and barriers that First Nations people with disability face in accessing services, and what advocates can do to help overcome […]
Event Overview The Early Childhood Voices Conference 2024 (ECV2024) is a multidisciplinary international conference providing a platform to share research about innovative methods, theories and partnerships with children, families and practitioners that supports social justice during early childhood and within the early childhood sector. ECV2024 is organised by the Charles Sturt University Early Childhood Interdisciplinary […]
This is a free workshop presented by UMFC for all community members, teachers and volunteers working with children and young people. The workshop will cover the following topics- Impact of Trauma on Children and Young People’s Behaviours Children and young people in our communities are often labelled as violent, naughty, intimidating, bullying, withdrawn, or angry. […]