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Catholic Care | Term 3 | Groups
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Fundraising Dinner
You are invited to attend our inaugural Fundraising Dinner in support of our Young Women’s Mental Health and Well being program.
Friday, 10th June, 6.30pm
The Kiama Pavilion
2 Bong Bong Street, Kiama
$90
Booking: http://www.trybooking.com/187740
Champagne cocktails on arrival, canapes, dinner and desert included. Plus special guest speaker, the wonderful Maggie Dent (www.maggiedent.com) and great music from Woody (www.woody-music.com), and the usual fun and games ….!
Book by 3 June 2016
Glam up! And join us in support of the young women of the Illawarra.
If you are unable to attend but would like to make a donation please click here
The program is run our wonderful young women’s social worker Denika Thomas
Denika, a strong Aboriginal woman, has developed a unique program for young women that focuses on empowerment, resilience and protection – across three keys areas – domestic violence and sexual assault, mental health and sexual and reproductive health.
Denika provides one on one counselling, has developed the successful Journey Stones program, delivers LoveBites, runs a Mothers and Daughters program and lots more. Please join us at the dinner and hear Denika speak about the program, or support this fabulous (unfunded) program through a donation. You will be making a wise investment in the women of the Illawarra.
Good Women Good Lives
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Resilience and Well being Forum
Living Well: A Strategic Plan for Mental Health in NSW 2014-2024
It’s just under a year since the release of the Living Well: A Strategic Plan for Mental Health in NSW 2014-2024 to reform the NSW mental health sector and facilitate improved mental health and wellbeing for all of us in NSW.
We’d like to hear from you as to what you think about the Plan, your experience of implementation and how you think mental health reform is progressing.
Whether you work for a government agency or a community managed organisation, or if you have a lived experience of mental illness or are a carer, your views are important to us and will help us form a picture of progress.
To participate, just start the survey now.
We look forward to hearing your views and thank you in advance for your participation.