
Pantry project proves a strong appetite for change
Pantry project going strong. Locals embrace the community pantry.
Pantry project going strong. Locals embrace the community pantry.
Drug and alcohol use can be tricky to talk about. It’s a personal and sometimes sensitive issue. Understanding drugs and why people might use them can help start an open and supportive conversation.
Talking about it can feel overwhelming, and you may not know where to start. When it comes to preparing your young person for situations when they may be around alcohol and other drugs talking about it – often – is key.
Every Monday morning I join up with a handful of stone carvers at a rural property in Rosa Brook to carve stone. Each of us works on our own piece […]
Workshops to support accidental counsellors in the community.
ASIST – The Most Widely Used Suicide Intervention Model in the World Unlock the power to save lives with ASIST – the world’s leading suicide intervention model! If you’re in […]
Mental Health First Aid gives you the skills and confidence to support someone experiencing mental illness. This two-day course is designed for adults (18+) and is ideal for anyone who […]
Do you find others often open up to you and share their problems, sometimes distressing situations, and ask you what you think they should do? Would you like to be clearer […]
Award-winning children’s author and child wellbeing advocate Josh Langley will host the workshops aimed at developing resilience through childhood.
Former captain of the Perth Wildcats, Brad Robbins will be in Margaret River this month to talk about ‘Taming the Angry Ant’. Picture supplied by A Stitch in Time. As […]
Not-for-profit groups in the Capes region say they are struggling to deliver services.