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Join our webinar, where panellists will: • Highlight the importance and benefits of engaging with children and young people as part of the research process • Discuss the process issues that researchers encounter and how to overcome them • Discuss their experiences of working with children, young people and researchers • Recommend practical tips and […]
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Please join a free parenting workshop. Date: Tuesday 31st March Time: 5.30pm – 7.30pm Venue: Strong Drive Family & Childrens Centre:101 Strong Drive, Hampton Park The workshop will cover key areas: How the brain grows, particular throughout infancy to early childhood and how this relates to childhood development, big emotions, and behaviours. […] |
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Homelessness Australia is hosting a national webinar to explore the practical and systemic changes needed to address these issues. Hear from lead researcher Deb Batterham, and from an expert panel including Dom Rowe, CEO Homelessness NSW Deborah DiNatale, CEO, Council to Homeless Persons Stephen Hawkins, Head; Strategy, Systems and Project Delivery, Homelessness QLD |
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Stress, High Emotion & Trauma: Assisting and supporting community to recover and prepare during an era of cascading emergencies. Professional development workshop for practitioners working with children and families in Cardinia Shire. Run by clinical psychologist and experienced national disaster consultant David Younger. Workshops are scientifically informed and tailored to the disaster and emergency context, […]
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David Younger will be available to talk with parents and carers while families enjoy and after school session of trauma informed activities. Available to families of Cardinia Shire with children aged 0-12 years. David Younger is a clinical psychologist and national disaster consultant. Activities and therapeutically and trauma informed, facilitated by Cardinia Communities for Children […]
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Open Community Session guided by David Younger. For the community of Cardinia Shire, especially Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteers. David Younger is a clinical psychologist and experienced national disaster consultant, having advised Bushfire Recovery Victoria and more. As disasters become more frequent turning attention to preparedness and recovery is increasingly important. Volunteers and community members […] |
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2 events,This free online training aims to support people who are new to the primary prevention of violence against women sector. It provides the introductory skills and knowledge to implement Change the story: A shared framework for preventing violence against women in Australia. Training dates: 16 October 2025, 11am-5:30pm AEDT 19 November 2025, 11am-5:30pm AEDT 17 February […]
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This free training aims to support people who are new to the primary prevention of violence against women sector. It provides the introductory skills and knowledge to implement Change the story: A shared framework for preventing violence against women in Australia, covering: the link between violence against women and gender inequality key components of the Change the story framework, […]
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Stay up-to-date with seminars & training events…
The Southern Melbourne Family Violence Regional Integration Committee host FREE MARAM Collaborative Practice Training. Watch this space to see what dates are available to register.
Click here for more information about MARAM Collaborative Practice Training
SMA Connect is not a crisis response service. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 000
For 24/7 support to find safety from family violence, contact Safe Steps on 1800 015 188.