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April 2012 Commonwealth  Vocational Rehabilitation Service MANNING VALLEY INTERAGENCY MINUTES OF MANNING VALLEY INTERAGENCY MEETING Date: 4/4/2012 At: Department of Community Services, Victoria Street, Taree 2430 Present: Caron Watkins (MVNS), Terry Cook (SDRO), Lin Champan (Legal Aid), Rebecca Findlay-Debeck (Legal Aid), Sandy Brooks (TCHC – HNEHEALTH), Ellen Carter (SV),), Patricia Fredrickson (MRRH - SW), Jenny Gibson (Centrelink), Michelle Wiseman (Catholic Care), Judy Hodgkinson (Taree Consultative Committee), Kim Ward (Salvation Army Taree), Alina Ljumanovic (Interrelate), Rene Harper (LinC MV Inc), Bruno Puglisi (Community Options Project), Matt Dalley (Community Options Project), John Allsop (DHS – Centrelink), Anna Graham (Manning Pregnancy Support), Faye Jose (ADHC), Lesley Walter (ADAHC), Joanne Paton (Catholic Care – Brighter Futures Student), Chris Try (Taree Tafe – Welfare), Shaniane Andrews (Samaritans), Pauline Smith (Moneycare), Robert Cooke (MSS), Kirsten Olsen (PRA), Julie Hodgetts (Carers NSW), Nick Comino (MNCLC), Mark Norris (Smith Family), Bernadette Sexton (MVNS). Apologies: Jane O’Dwyer, Louise Webber, Helga Smit, Marie Atkinson, Catherine Wendell, Tanya Keogh Time Commenced: 1.15pm Time Finished: 2.40pm Chairperson: Caron Watkins Minute Taker: Bernadette Sexton TOPIC DISCUSSION ACTION ACTION BY BUSINESS Community Connect Update Jenny ARISING 24 October at Taree PCYC Gibson Sleep-out TBA - Jenny Gibson to send out expressions of interest Mid North Coast Regional Homelessness and Housing Forum 24 May 2012 Westcourt Bowling Club, Port Macquarie 8.45am – 4pm Aim: to establish best work practices acrossservices. Includes guest speakers and panel Address common issues & service collaboration To register for this event http://stickytickets.com.au/7981 register by end April $30 is payable for this event to cover costs Guest Speaker/s Terry Cook See attached power point presentation Aboriginal Client Advisory Officer Contact details: - Office of State Ph: 02 40045261 / 0402894327 Revenue Email: [email protected] State Debt Web: www.sdro.nsw.au Recovery GPO Box 4042, Sydney, NSW 2001 Legal Aid NSW Work and Development Orders (WDO) – Eligible clients can register to work off Coffs Harbour fines Legal Aid Office Legal Aid encouraging local community agencies to be involved Lin Chapman and Rebecca Findlay- Contact details : Debeck PH: 02 65517899 Fax: 02 65517897 WDO solicitor Taree to Yamba Based at Coffs Harbour office Free Fines Day & BBQ Monday 30 April 12pm-4pm Ormsby House 24 Commerce St Taree Tuesday 1 May 10am-2pm Purfleet-Taree Aboriginal Land Council Correspondence Nil In Correspondence Nil Out SERVICE REPORTS Taree Community Voice for consumers and carers for Mental Health – New members welcome Consultative Covers whole lower mid north coast Committee Next event: 27 April Taree Art Gallery 2.30pm Judy Hodgkinson Meet at GTCC Library 2.30pm- 3.30pm every second month Contact Judy - Ph: 655393977 Email: judyhodge [email protected] MSS Referrals welcome contact ph: 65511800 Robert Cooke MSS co-ordinating child Protection week Sep/Oct. If interested in participating contact Jo Gilkison Manning Pregnancy support service Pregnancy Provide a free and confidential service/support for women, partners Support and families experiencing distress or hardship as the result of pregnancy. Anna Graham Contact details: ph: 65513900 or 1300792798 Centrelink Community Engagement Officer Community For clients who are homeless or at risk of being homeless/clients Engagement experiencing mental health issues. Officer Contact: 65866651/0457523494 (CEO) Email: [email protected] Jenny Gibson Centrelink doesn’t provide funds for accommodation Catholic Care Service committed to protecting and supporting vulnerable children Brighter Futures and their families Michelle Wiseman Accepting referrals PHAMS – has waiting list and accepting referrals Counselling service available – waiting list Counsellor - Maureen Nelson registered psychologist Works alternate weeks – Mon, Tues / Mon, Tues, Wed For bookings call 65395900 Salvation Army For assistance Bookings essential - call Monday, Wednesday, Taree Thursday 9am – 4pm Kim Ward PH: 65512570 (APPOINTMENT ONLY) Centrelink - Work at Gloucester 1 day/week Social Worker- Seeing an increase in clients experiencing financial difficulty. John Allsop Interested in developing community partnerships Community Community Options is a client-focused service, which aims to help keep Options Projects people living in their own home. It provides flexible responses to each Bruno Puglisi individual’s specific needs through case management and the coordination of Matt Dalley services. Provides support, assistance, information, advocacy and case management and brokerage to clients with complex needs across three Local Government areas - Great Lakes, Greater Taree and Gloucester Welcome referrals - short waiting list To refer ph: 65555525 TCHC – Mental health busy HNEHealth Contact HNEHealth re. Upcoming Mental Health 1st Aid course for times and Sandy Brooks dates. Carers NSW Cover area from Tea Gardens to Coffs Harbour- Primary focus – for Julie Hodgetts relatives and friends caring for people with a disability mental illness alcohol Rural Outreach dependencies, chronic condition, terminal illness or who are frail. Officer Carer line: 1800242636 Email: [email protected] Ph: 02 66500512 / 0488016518 Mid North Coast Legal advice service - Cover Taree, Port Macquarie, Kempsey nd Legal Centre At MSS – every 2 Thursday Nic Comino At MVNS – alternate Thursday Provide phone advice Client intake all day Monday ph: 6580211 Email: [email protected] Smith Family Running match saving program – eligibility health care card Mark Norris Welcome referrals. Interrelate Taree Family Law Pathways Network Alina Ljumanovic Contact : [email protected] Alina Ljumanovic ph: 02 65511200 Managers position currently advertised 2 day AVERT training workshop – 29/30 May. Bookings Essential Contact Alina (see above) Monthly newsletter: Family Law Pathways Network Lower Mid North Coast April 2012 www.interrelate.org.au Commonwealth Vocational rehabilitation service. Rehabilitation CRS provides employment placement and training aassistance for Service people with injuries and disabilities to get and keep jobs. Barbra Fell Running a training program for parents in partnership with TAFE. For bookings call ph 65926800. Participants must have health condition or disability nd Moneycare Outreach program at Wingham every 2 Tuesday/month at MVNS Pauline Smith Waiting list at Taree currently 3 weeks Available to undertake community development talks MVNS Currently running WDO program Caron Watkins Support other local agencies to become involved th NEXT MEETING Next meeting will be June 6 2012, 1pm-2.30pm, Department of Community Services, Victoria Street, Taree Enquiries: Manning Valley Neighbourhood Services Inc. PH: 6553 5121, Email [email protected] Interagency minutes can also be downloaded from MVNS Website: www.mvns.org.au .
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