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Community Partners.Pdf Wilston Grange Community Partners 1. Accommodation Services 2. Advocacy and Legal Services 3. Alcohol and Drug Services 4. Child Development Units 5. Child Health Clinics can help with Infant Health /Lactation/ antenatal /postnatal 6. Child Related Business and Services Links 7. Child Safety 8. Community Centres and Halls 9. Disability Services 10. Education Services 11. Employment services 12. Gay and Lesbian support 13. Grandparents support 14. Hospitals (Public) 15. Indigenous services 16. Libraries 17. Men’s services 18. Multicultural support 19. Parks 20. Places of Worship 21. Playgroups 22. Primary Schools 23. Sporting Clubs and Centres 24. Support and counselling 25. Vacation Care 26. Youth Services 1. ACCOMMODATION SERVICES Department of Housing Queensland – Brisbane North PO Box 2352 CHERMSIDE 4032 T: 07 3896 9900 http://www.hpw.qld.gov.au/ 2. ADVOCACY AND LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL AID 44 Herschel Street, BRISBANE 4000 T: 07 3238 3500 http://www.legalaid.qld.gov.au/ CAXTON LEGAL CENTRE INC. incorporating Seniors Legal and Support Service 1 Manning Street, SOUTH BRISBANE 4101 T: 07 3214 6333 F: 07 3846 7483 Email: [email protected] https://caxton.org.au/ Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.30pm 3. ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND OTHER DRUGS UNIT, Queensland Health T: 1800 177 833 http://www.health.qld.gov.au/atod/ 4. CHILD DEVELOPMENT UNITS http://www.health.qld.gov.au/rch/professionals/cchs_service.asp#kp CHILD DEVELOPMENT UNIT: Keperra Service This team provides specialist developmental services involving multidisciplinary assessment and treatment for school aged children 4 - 13 years. To be eligible for services children require complex developmental concerns affecting performance across several areas of their life. SERVICES OFFERED include assessment and goal-directed interventions, parent education/ information sessions and consultation-liaison with school teams. REFERRAL INFORMATION Families enquiring regarding an initial appointment can contact the central intake service directly. Consultation is by appointment only. Services are available to families who meet eligibility for access and who reside in suburbs north of the Brisbane River. Referral from a General Practitioner (GP), General Paediatrician or another medical specialist is required prior to initial appointment. Contact information T: 07 3335 8888 F: 07 3335 8869 North West Community Health Centre, 49 Corrigan Street, KEPERRA 4054 CHILD DEVELOPMENT CLINIC: Royal Children's Hospital, Herston Service This team provides a specialist outpatient clinic for children with developmental difficulties and a co-existing chronic or complex medical condition. SERVICES OFFERED include developmental assessment and consultation-liaison with other medical specialists. This service aims to provide developmental management of children with complex health needs who have ongoing relationships with specialists at the Royal Children's Hospital. REFERRAL CONSULTATION is by appointment only. Referral from a Royal Children's Hospital medical specialist or a paediatric specialist/service of another treating hospital is required prior to initial appointment. Enquiries regarding an initial appointment can be directed to the central intake service. Contact information T: 07 3335 8809 (CDP Clinical Intake Officer) F: 07 3335 8869 Outpatients Department, Royal Children's Hospital, Herston Road, HERSTON 4029 EDUCATION PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT TEAM SERVICE This team provides a state-wide leadership role in improving and promoting the health and well-being of children in the context of their environment. This is achieved through ongoing multidisciplinary training, education and research in the field of child development. The team consists of senior clinicians from a multi-disciplinary background who provide clinical services within the Child Development Program. The team is involved in coordinating, planning and delivering education, teaching sessions/forums, facilitating practice development activities and providing professional supervision to health professionals working in the area of child development. T: 07 3335 8888 Clinical Leader F: 07 3335 8869 Child Development Unit, 49 Corrigan Street, KEPERRA 4054 5. CHILD HEALTH CLINICS Assist with Infant & Child Health / Lactation / Antenatal / Postnatal Government website with information and links for parenting 0-18 year olds, also directory of some local resources relating to children and a full medical directory. http://raisingchildren.net.au TELEPHONE INFORMATION AND SUPPORT T:13Health – 13 432584 (available 24 hours, 7 days a week) COMMUNITY CHILD HEALTH Central number – 1300 366 039 CHILD HEALTH CENTRE ALDERLEY Shop 4, 24 Southpine Rd, ALDERLEY 4051 This service provides prevention and early intervention services for parents/caregivers of children aged 0-12 years. Community Child Health Centres are staffed by a multidisciplinary health team. All aspects of child health and parenting support are provided including: • Health surveillance and screening • Growth and development assessment • Hearing assessment and referral • Behavioural expectations • Infant feeding clinics • Information on nutritional requirements - healthy eating and physical activity • Immunisation Clinics • Parents discussion groups • Triple P (Positive Parenting Programs) OTHER SERVICES : . Self Weigh facilities T:1300 366 039 . Early Feeding Support Clinics (Kallangur and Alderley) for the first two weeks after hospital discharge for new babies. Drop in Monday to Friday 9am-12md no appointment required. Closed public holidays. Infant Feeding Support Programs (day programs for infants under 6 months with feeding concerns). T: 1300 366 039 Contact Information T: 1300 366 039 (8.30am-5.00pm Monday to Friday excluding public holidays). QUEENSLAND ORAL HEALTH T: 07 3234 0111 Queensland Health Building 147-163 Charlotte Street, BRISBANE 4000 6. CHILD RELATED BUSINESS AND SERVICES LINKS Privately maintained website “The Official Guide to Child Friendly Brisbane”: large amount of information about events, playground reviews, private businesses and services (from kids parties to hairdressers for kids etc.) Tabs for Special Needs and Education and Shopping and holidays. http://www.brisbanekids.com.au Bub Hub for child-related directories and on-line forums http://www.bubhub.com.au 7. CHILD SAFETY ALDERLEY CHILD SAFETY SERVICE CENTRE Level 1, 467 Enoggera Road, ALDERLEY 4051 T: 07 3247 7888 F: 07 3247 7820 CHERMSIDE CHILD SAFETY SERVICE CENTRE Ground level, Commonwealth Centre, 18 Banfield Street, CHERMSIDE 4032 T: 07 3513 3700 F: 07 3513 3746 CHILD SAFETY AFTER HOURS SERVICE CENTRE (formerly Crisis Care) is a 24-hour statewide service that provides after hours responses to clients of the department, members of the public and staff from government departments and community agencies in relation to child protection matters. Freecall: 1800 177 135 (Queensland only) KIDSAFE HOUSE Extensive displays on all aspects of child injury prevention. 50 Bramston Terrace, HERSTON 4006 T: 07 3854 1829 8. COMMUNITY CENTRES AND HALLS Brisbane city council map-driven directory of halls for hire http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/facilities-recreation/parks-and- venues/community-halls/ Grange Bowls Club – commonly used, next to Wilston Grange Kindy 79 Sellheim Street, GRANGE 4051 T: 07 3356 9166 http://www.grangebowls.com.au Email: [email protected] Grange Library for small group meetings Grange Thistle Soccer Club available for hire for parties/ season breakup etc 9. DISABILITY SERVICES Queensland Government Disability Services Local office 1159 Sandgate Road, NUNDAH 4012 T: 07 3406 9000 F: 07 3406 9076 http://www.communities.qld.gov.au/disability/support-and-services/ 10. EDUCATION SERVICES Child care / kindergarten and preschool portal http://mychild.gov.au Department of Education Queensland website: directory of schools, school holidays, links to curriculum and all school related information for Queensland http://education.qld.gov.au 11. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Government website linking to Centrelink, Medicare, Child Support http://www.humanservices.gov.au Payment for job seekers and links to other support agencies http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/subjects/payments-for-job- seekers 12. GAY AND LESBIAN SUPPORT Directory on Brisbane City Council website with many useful links http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/community/community-support/lesbian-gay- bisexual-transgender/index.htm 13. GRANDPARENTS SUPPORT Queensland Government Community Services - Links to grandparent and senior activities and support http://www.communities.qld.gov.au/communityservices/seniors/ 14. HOSPITALS (PUBLIC) Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital - ADULTS only Butterfield St, HERSTON 4029 T: 07 3646 8111 The Prince Charles Hospital –sees adults and children Rode Road CHERMSIDE 4032 T: 07 3139 4000 Royal Children’s Hospital – CHILDREN only Herston Rd, HERSTON 4029 T: 07 3646 8111 (Closing in 2014/15) Queensland Children’s Hospital to be called Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital (opening 2014/15) South Brisbane 15. INDIGENOUS SERVICES 313 Melton Rd, NORTHGATE 4013 T: 07 3240 8903 F: 07 3256 6579 http://www.atsichsbrisbane.org.au Directory of medical and dental services, the healing centre, resources and links http://www.atsichsbrisbane.org.au/medical-services/northgate/ 16. LIBRARIES Library directory and joining, borrowing and resources information http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/facilities-recreation/libraries/ GRANGE LIBRARY 79 Evelyn St, GRANGE 4051 T: 07 3407 2523 Closed on public holidays Monday
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