We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
This webinar focuses on job interview preparation, interview etiquette and successful interview communication.
Topics in this webinar include:
If you are unable to attend one of our webinars and want to know how CESP can help you please contact us and one of our Carers Advocates will be in touch.
Register now
This webinar focuses on how to navigate the current job market whilst managing your caring responsibilities and requirements.
Topics in this webinar include:
If you are unable to attend one of our webinars and want to know how CESP can help you please contact us and one of our Carers Advocates will be in touch.
This webinar focuses on personal development and emotional intelligence.
You will develop an awareness of your own emotions and will be provided tools and resources to build your resilience, manage your emotions and increase your motivation.
Topics in this webinar include:
If you are unable to attend one of our webinars and want to know how CESP can help you please contact us and one of our Carers Advocates will be in touch.
Carer Gateway is a national program that offers a free and diverse range of services to support carers manage their caring role.
Uniting Carer Gateway will be running two information sessions in conjunction with the East Gippsland Shire Council to provide valuable insight into the program.
See details below:
Where: Paynesville Library (Service Centre)
When: Wednesday 18 May 2022
Time: 10 – 11am
Where: Bairnsdale Library
When: Wednesday 18 May 2022
Time: 1 – 2pm
RSVP: To secure your spot for either session, phone 5152 4225. email [email protected] or register in person at the Library
Regardless of your profession or industry, it is highly likely you will at some point encounter challenging or emotionally distressed individuals.
The Accidental Counsellor workshop is aimed at those who would like to be able to safely and effectively support friends, family, colleagues and strangers who are in distress or experiencing a crisis.
Accidental Counsellor is an awareness training program designed to provide participants with knowledge and skills to recognise, respond and refer, when supporting someone who is experiencing an emotional crisis.
The skills learnt in the Accidental Counsellor workshop can be applied in many contexts.
This workshop is a two part blended training model; both parts are mandatory:
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
A one-day event held during school holidays for young people in years 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The Workshop is designed to provide young people who may experience social isolation, anxiety and other stressors, with an afternoon of fun activities whilst also encouraging social interactions, teamwork and improving their sense of wellbeing.
Fun to be had includes:
A one-day event held during school holidays for young people in years 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The Workshop is designed to provide young people who may experience social isolation, anxiety and other stressors, with an afternoon of fun activities whilst also encouraging social interactions, teamwork and improving their sense of wellbeing.
Fun to be had includes:
A one-day event held during school holidays for young people in years 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The Workshop is designed to provide young people who may experience social isolation, anxiety and other stressors, with an afternoon of fun activities whilst also encouraging social interactions, teamwork and improving their sense of wellbeing.
Fun to be had includes:
A one-day event held during school holidays for young people in years 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The Workshop is designed to provide young people who may experience social isolation, anxiety and other stressors, with an afternoon of fun activities whilst also encouraging social interactions, teamwork and improving their sense of wellbeing.
Fun to be had includes:
A one-day event held during school holidays for young people in years 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The Workshop is designed to provide young people who may experience social isolation, anxiety and other stressors, with an afternoon of fun activities whilst also encouraging social interactions, teamwork and improving their sense of wellbeing.
Fun to be had includes:
Fair Go for Refugees: Australia can do better online forum
Murray to Moyne is run on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 April 2022.
Team Life Cycle will ride 520km all up, from Echuca to Port Fairy relay style over the 2 days.
Team Life Cycle is raising money for Uniting’s mental health services.
The Murray to Moyne is a well–established event that encourages riders to raise money for hospitals, health services and health-related charities close to their hearts.
Now in its 35th year, the event also carries on Graham Woodrup (Woody’s) dream of getting more people to realise the fabulous health and social benefits of riding a bike while using their talents to help others.
Registration
Register online
DV-alert is free, nationally accredited training to help frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and know what to do next.
Frontline workers hold a unique position of trust in the community and may be the first to see the signs.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our workshops provide a safe space for frontline workers to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
After successfully completing the workshop, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CHCDFV001: Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
What will I learn?
In attending our nationally accredited 2-day face-to-face workshops, you’ll learn how to:
Our workshops are run by our experienced trainers. There are three assessment tasks to complete during the workshop.
Who is it for?
Workshops are open to frontline workers in Australia. This includes people who provide direct service and support, paid or unpaid, to the community in sectors like health, allied health, education, childcare and community
Cost
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
It is free for frontline workers. Financial support is also offered for staff backfill for attendance of the 2-day workshop or a 1-day specialist workshop, and help with ravel and accommodation is available in some cases.
Terms and conditions apply.
Go to dvalert.org.au for more information.
Full vaccination against Covid-19 is a mandatory requirement for participation in face to face workshops.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
DV-alert is free, nationally accredited training to help frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and know what to do next.
Frontline workers hold a unique position of trust in the community and may be the first to see the signs.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our workshops provide a safe space for frontline workers to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
After successfully completing the workshop, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CHCDFV001: Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
What will I learn?
In attending our nationally accredited 2-day face-to-face workshops, you’ll learn how to:
Our workshops are run by our experienced trainers. There are three assessment tasks to complete during the workshop.
Who is it for?
Workshops are open to frontline workers in Australia. This includes people who provide direct service and support, paid or unpaid, to the community in sectors like health, allied health, education, childcare and community
Cost
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
It is free for frontline workers. Financial support is also offered for staff backfill for attendance of the 2-day workshop or a 1-day specialist workshop, and help with ravel and accommodation is available in some cases.
Terms and conditions apply.
Go to dvalert.org.au for more information.
Full vaccination against Covid-19 is a mandatory requirement for participation in face to face workshops.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
DV-alert is free, nationally accredited training to help frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and know what to do next.
Frontline workers hold a unique position of trust in the community and may be the first to see the signs.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our workshops provide a safe space for frontline workers to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
After successfully completing the workshop, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CHCDFV001: Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
What will I learn?
In attending our nationally accredited 2-day face-to-face workshops, you’ll learn how to:
Our workshops are run by our experienced trainers. There are three assessment tasks to complete during the workshop.
Who is it for?
Workshops are open to frontline workers in Australia. This includes people who provide direct service and support, paid or unpaid, to the community in sectors like health, allied health, education, childcare and community
Cost
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
It is free for frontline workers. Financial support is also offered for staff backfill for attendance of the 2-day workshop or a 1-day specialist workshop, and help with ravel and accommodation is available in some cases.
Terms and conditions apply.
Go to dvalert.org.au for more information.
Full vaccination against Covid-19 is a mandatory requirement for participation in face to face workshops.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
DV-alert is free, nationally accredited training to help frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and know what to do next.
Frontline workers hold a unique position of trust in the community and may be the first to see the signs.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our workshops provide a safe space for frontline workers to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
After successfully completing the workshop, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CHCDFV001: Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
What will I learn?
In attending our nationally accredited 2-day face-to-face workshops, you’ll learn how to:
Our workshops are run by our experienced trainers. There are three assessment tasks to complete during the workshop.
Who is it for?
Workshops are open to frontline workers in Australia. This includes people who provide direct service and support, paid or unpaid, to the community in sectors like health, allied health, education, childcare and community
Cost
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
It is free for frontline workers. Financial support is also offered for staff backfill for attendance of the 2-day workshop or a 1-day specialist workshop, and help with ravel and accommodation is available in some cases.
Terms and conditions apply.
Go to dvalert.org.au for more information.
Full vaccination against Covid-19 is a mandatory requirement for participation in face to face workshops.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
Lifeline is committed to raising the awareness of domestic and family violence.
2-Hour DV-aware is an interactive workshop where participants can leam how to recognise and respond to domestic and family violence and what they can to do to help make a difference.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop provides a safe pace to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
What will I learn?
In attending our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop you will:
Who is it for?
Cost
This workshop is free for adults.
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected].uniting.org
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
Lifeline is committed to raising the awareness of domestic and family violence.
2-Hour DV-aware is an interactive workshop where participants can leam how to recognise and respond to domestic and family violence and what they can to do to help make a difference.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop provides a safe pace to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
What will I learn?
In attending our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop you will:
Who is it for?
Cost
This workshop is free for adults.
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
Registration
Register online
Lifeline is committed to raising the awareness of domestic and family violence.
2-Hour DV-aware is an interactive workshop where participants can leam how to recognise and respond to domestic and family violence and what they can to do to help make a difference.
Why DV-alert?
DV-alert is led by experienced trainers dedicated to reducing violence against women and their children. Our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop provides a safe pace to learn, connect and be empowered to recognise and respond confidently to those in crisis.
What will I learn?
In attending our 2-Hour DV-aware workshop you will:
Who is it for?
Cost
This workshop is free for adults.
DV-alert training is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
Any questions?
For further enquiries contact:
Lifeline Ballarat
E: [email protected]
T: 9051 7471
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
Register now.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
This session is for people interesting in becoming a foster carer in the Western Melbourne, Wimmera, Central Highlands.
Find out more about being a Foster Carer.
Meet at 136 Maude Street, Shepparton.
Our weekly program is designed to support and encourage members of our community who have felt disconnected due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The Hub is a welcoming place to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee.
Our weekly program is designed to support and encourage members of our community who have felt disconnected due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The Hub is a welcoming place to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee.
Our weekly program is designed to support and encourage members of our community who have felt disconnected due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The Hub is a welcoming place to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee.
Our weekly program is designed to support and encourage members of our community who have felt disconnected due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The Hub is a welcoming place to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee.
Our weekly program is designed to support and encourage members of our community who have felt disconnected due to COVID-19 restrictions.
The Hub is a welcoming place to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee.
Our weekly program is designed to help you reconnect with your community, all you need to do with your competitive spirit!
Our weekly program is designed to help you reconnect with your community, all you need to do with your competitive spirit!
Our weekly program is designed to help you reconnect with your community, all you need to do with your competitive spirit!
Our weekly program is designed to help you reconnect with your community, all you need to do with your competitive spirit!
Our weekly program is designed to help you reconnect with your community, all you need to do with your competitive spirit!
Where:
Start Line: Batman Avenue (150m North of Rod Laver Arena)
Finish Line: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Run for Uniting at this years Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival, and help make a difference for individuals, families and communities in Victoria.
Circle around Albert Park Lake, Flinders Street Station, pass the St Kilda beach foreshore and cross the finish line at the MCG to cheers from supporters, family and friends.
Note: The 2021 Nike Melbourne Marathon is not a Uniting hosted event.
Baring your soul in Gallery 1 celebrates the relationship between members of the Gifford Arts Group and how their art positively impacts the wider community of neighbours, family and friends in Maroondah. Gifford Arts is an inclusive arts program that has been running for over 10 years in Croydon North, supported by Uniting.
Paradise Lost in Gallery 2 by Alexander Pinkster features a new series of works by the artist that explore the changing face of our urban environment and the impact this has on people’s connections to each other and the natural world.
The Gifford Arts Group has been supported by the Cultural Facilities Hire Subsidy Program as part of Maroondah City Council’s COVID Recovery Plan, and Alexander Pinkster was awarded the Maroondah Federation Estate Gallery Local Artist Initiative.
We look forward to seeing you at the Maroondah Federation Estate Gallery, we have COVID safe procedures in place for when you visit us.
You are invited to attend a service celebrating Uniting’s role as the community services organisation of the Uniting Church in Australia Synod of Victoria and Tasmania.
The service is being held between 22 June, the anniversary of the formation of the Uniting Church in 1977 when it produced its Statement to the Nation, and 1 July, the date that Uniting Vic.Tas came into being in 2017, merging more than 20 community services agencies connected to the Church.
Uniting’s Director of Mission, Rev John Clarke, will preach at the service. It will also be an opportunity to recommit to the Covenant between the Wesley Church Melbourne and Uniting.
The recommitment to the Covenant is timely, as some Uniting services move into the Wesley Place complex, which is next to the Wesley Church.
Wesley Mission Victoria was one of the founding agencies of Uniting. It was started by the Wesley Church in 1893, to provide services for poor and vulnerable people and to advocate on their behalf. More than 100 years later, everyone connected to Uniting remains inspired by the belief that we can build a more just, connected and inclusive society.
Refreshments will be served afterwards.
With current restrictions in Victoria, it is vital to register your attendance using the button above.
Run for Uniting at this years Run Melbourne event, and help make a difference for individuals, families and communities in Victoria.
With closed roads and a fast, flat course, more than 20,000 runners descend on the streets, heading past some of Melbourne’s most famous landmarks. Cheer zones and epic vibes make this a race weekend unlike any other.
Join the movement and let’s inspire our city to run.
Run Melbourne is not a Uniting hosted event.
Registrations close 23/7/21
We offer you:
Know that volunteering for Lifeline:
You offer:
Lifeline are hosting this information event.
Training Endorsement
The Hearing Voices Approach training (first two days) is endorsed by the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses for 11 CPE points.
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Lifeline Ballarat, part of Uniting Vic.Tas, is presenting a series of two-day Domestic and Family Violence workshops.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers where family violence is not a core function of their role.
To be eligible for the free workshops, participants must work or volunteer in health, allied health, community, higher education or childcare or in a frontline capacity supporting the general community.
At these workshops you will learn to:
Lifeline Ballarat will be delivering the following workshops:
For more information phone Lifeline Ballarat’s Training Coordinator Belinda Collihole on 0466 852 016 or visit www.dvalert.org.au.
To register for the workshops, e-mail [email protected].
Take a break from shopping and join Uniting Coburg in the church hall for a multi-cultural lunch and some musical entertainment. Bring your friends, neighbors and family.
Tickets:
Adults $20
Children under 12 $10
Uniting are pleased to be partnering with the Community Activation Social Isolation (CASI) initiative to bring you Pancake Day at the Wimmera Wellbeing Centre on Thursday 25 March, 2021.
Price
1 pancake for $5 or 3 pancakes for $10
Cash only
Free tea and coffee available (if dining in)
How to pre-order
Pre-orders will be accepted no later than Monday 22 March 2021.
Drive-through and dine in options available.
Business delivery package
Order 10 pancakes with an assortment of toppings and we will deliver to your business for $40 (within the Horsham CBD).
Toppings:
Please inform staff of any allergies when ordering pancakes.
Note we do not have gluten free options available.
You’re invited by Jude Munro, Board Chair and Bronwyn Pike, Chief Executive Officer of Uniting in Victoria and Tasmania to the Annual Public Meeting of Uniting Vic.Tas.
This will be an opportunity for us to reflect together on the achievements of the past year as well as looking ahead. The event will present an overview of Uniting’s response to COVID and launch our very important Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan. We will also pay tribute to our employees and volunteers who have provided 25 years or more of service.
To learn more about our activities, view a copy of our 2019/2020 Annual Report.
This event will be held online. The event link will be emailed prior to the event.
RSVP by: Friday 26 February
We look forward to you joining us.
Funds raised from Pancake Day are used by Uniting Vic.Tas to help some of the most vulnerable and marginalised people in our communities.
These range from emergency relief for families facing food crisis, to supporting homeless people into permanent accommodation; from finding work for people with disability to supporting an older person to live independently in their own home.
Since 2002, Pancake Day has raised over $2 million for local communities across Victoria and Tasmania.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
We’re always looking for new carers to ensure children and young people receive the protection, care and time they need, so they can grow in a safe and supportive environment.
SPAN
Suicide Prevention Awareness Network
Tough times pass
Bendigo Suicide Prenvention and Awareness Walk
Save the Date – 22 March 2020, 11am
Catering | Entertainment | Butterfly Ceremony
Guest Speaker- The Naked Farmer
Learn more and keep up to date at spancv.org.au
The march assembly area will be at Johnstone Park, Geelong at 10:30am on Sunday the 9 February 2020.
The march starts at 11.30am sharp, marching loud and proud through Geelong’s CBD.
The march concludes at approximately 12.30pm back at Johnstone Park, Geelong ready for the Geelong Rainbow Festival Fair Day, with entertainment beginning at 1pm.
Date: Sunday 9 February
Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Dress up in your pride colours and be visible, political, supportive, fun or as celebratory as you fancy.
Marshalling from 12pm at Salvation Army Citadel/Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre car park (corner Elizabeth and Patrick Streets), leaving at 1pm and walking to Franklin Square, via Elizabeth, Liverpool and Murray Streets in Hobart.
The march will be followed by a Pride Parade Party in the Park in Franklin Square.
There’ll be entertainment, food vans, community information stalls and more.
Date: Saturday February 8
Time: 12pm – 3.30pm
