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Narrabri Families and Youth Families and Youth 53-55 Maitland Street Service PO Box 593 NARRABRI NSW 2390 Phone: (02) 6792 4900 Working with individuals and the [email protected] community to build on strengths, achieve www.ndcas.com goals and create opportunities. Baan Baa Bellata Baan Baa Maules Creek Narrabri Maules Creek Monday—Friday 9AM—4PM 02 67924900 Pilliga Wee Waa Wee Pilliga Boggabri Edgeroi Gwabegar Edgeroi Boggabri Narrabri & District ndcas_narrabri Community Aid Service Family & Youth Support: Early Childhood: Located at the Neighbourhood Centre in Located at 30 Maitland St Narrabri, the NDCAS Located at 51 Tibbereena St Narrabri, the Narrabri (53-55 Maitland St) but serving the Youth Centre (YC) is a safe space for high school Namoi Toy Library is home to our toy whole shire, our family and youth support age people to study, learn everyday skills, set borrowing service and Busy Little Hands at ranges from one-to-one engagement to small and work towards goals for now and the future Play supported playgroup. These services group skills programs. You don’t need to be in and to have fun. offer fun and practical support for families crisis to access our service, we exist to help as they navigate the important early years expectant parents, sole parents, family groups, Youth Centre staff aim to support young people of childhood. achieve their goals in both professional and and young people (up to 24yrs) navigate life's challenges to achieve their goals. creative ways. Toy Library and Playgroup offer: The NDCAS Youth Centre offers: • Supportive staff and environment for Our Family and Youth workers offer: families • A friendly and safe space • Somebody to talk to and support you and • Borrowing service of educational, your family • Someone to talk to and support you developmental and play focused toys, • Small-group skills programs in the areas of puzzles and games parenting and family skills • Living-skills spaces and training • Mobile toy borrowing service • Support to set and achieve goals • Self-confidence programs • Opportunities to connect with other • Support over the phone, in your town or families at the Neighbourhood Centre • Self-control programs • Information and connection to • Information on parenting, health, child additional supports and services • Information and connection to additional development, behavioral issues, education supports and services • Fun and age-appropriate activities and child protection and learning • Dedicated study and training rooms • Link you into other services (e.g. child health, counselling, employment services etc.) • Recreation activities .

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