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PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY Term 1, 2017 Information on Groups and Programs Offered by Parentzone and Community Services Across the Southern Region of Melbourne PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY Term 1, 2017 Information on groups and programs offered by Parentzone and Community Services across the Southern Region of Melbourne. PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 Table of contents Overview of Parentzone Term 2 Programs ............................................................................................. 2 PEER Networks, PEG Grants & Parents Building Solutions (formerly POP) Training ............................. 4 Groups and Programs ............................................................................................................................ 7 City of Bayside ................................................................................................................................................ 7 Cardinia Shire ............................................................................................................................................... 14 City Of Casey ................................................................................................................................................ 22 City of Frankston .......................................................................................................................................... 39 City of Glen Eira ............................................................................................................................................ 56 City of Greater Dandenong .......................................................................................................................... 61 City of Kingston ............................................................................................................................................ 69 Mornington Peninsula Shire ........................................................................................................................ 77 City of Port Phillip ........................................................................................................................................ 84 City of Stonington ........................................................................................................................................ 87 Telephone Help Lines ........................................................................................................................... 91 WHAT’S ON IN YOUR REGION? Please send us details of any programs, workshops or support groups that you plan to run in Term 2, 2017. [email protected] or contact us on 03 5945 2000 Footer area (8pt Arial, dark grey) 1 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 Overview of Parentzone Term 2 Programs Region Program Dates Time Open to Page Cardinia Parents Building Solutions – Thursdays 9am – Parents, grandparents, carers of primary Page 14 GROWING GREAT KIDS – 5 weeks Date 23rd Feb, 2nd, 9th, 16th, 11.30 am School aged children Bookings Essential March 2017 Cardinia Living with Autism Thursday’s 9.30 – Parents, grandparents, carers of children Date–16th,23rd February and 11.30am with a diagnosis of autism Page 14 2nd,9th, 16th,23rd of March 2017 Casey Koorie Kids Playgroup (VACCA Thursdays during school terms 10:30am – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander run) Cranbourne 1:00pm Children 0 – 5 & their parent/carer Page 22 Casey Parents Building Solutions – A 6 Tuesdays – 10.30am - For parents, carers, grandparents, step parents week program Date 14th Feb – 28th March 12.30 of primary aged children. Page 22 Casey Parents Building Solutions – A 5 Tuesday – 6.45pm to For parents, carers, grandparents, step parents week program Date 21th Feb – 21st March 9pm of primary aged children Page 22 2 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 Greater Beyond The Violence Wednesday 4.00pm – Parent and Children. For those who have Dandenong Parent and children’s program for Date 8th Feb to 29th March 6.30pm experienced or are experiencing Family those who have experienced or are Violence Page 61 experiencing Family Violence Jacaranda Centre (Behind Dandenong High School) BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Cnr of Ann and Herbert St’s Dandenong. Greater Parents Building Solutions – Day Wednesdays 10.00am - Parents, grandparents, carers of primary Dandenong Parenting In Australia – 5 weeks Date – 15th, 22nd February. 1st, 12.00 am School aged children – especially with a Booking Essential 8th, 15th March 2017 migrant background. Page 61 Greater Parents Building Solutions – Tuesdays – 9.00am - Parents, grandparents, carers of primary Dandenong Parenting In Australia – 5 weeks Date 21st, 28th February. 7th, 14th, 11.15am School aged children – especially with a Booking Essential 21st and 28th March 2017 migrant background. Page 61 Please note - All the above Parenting Programs are free to attend. More details are on the appropriate page number. - Bookings are essential 3 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 PEER Networks, PEG Grants & Parents Building Solutions (formerly POP) Training BEYOND THE VIOLENCE facilitator Training Do you want to increase your skills Details in working with parents and children Day Fridays. affected by Family Violence? SUITABLE FOR: Time 9.30am-4.30pm (morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided) Professionals who have existing Where Life Without Barriers, 1-7 Langhorne St Dandenong group work skills and experience, or a Cost Free of charge- Registration Essential background working with women and Bookings: Ariane Hahn on 0499 080 468 or 03 5945 2000 children impacted by family violence [email protected] PHILOSOPHY OF PARENTING (POP) Details A comprehensive framework for professionals who work Day Tuesdays with parents. This core training will develop practical tools Date 21st, 28th Feb and 21st March 2017 and strategies that professionals can use with parents in Time 9.30am to 4.00pm any circumstance. Where Toomah Community Centre 18 Golden Green Street SUITABLE FOR Pakenham Cost $340 (incl GST) Training only Anyone who works with parents! A wide variety of people $425 (incl.GST) Training and Manual have told us they really benefited from this program - social workers, teachers, psychologists, case managers, Registration Essential children’s services workers, family services practitioners, Email [email protected] for registration form volunteers and residential staff. For more information contact: Joanne Templeton on 0499007418 or [email protected] 4 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 PEER Networks Our networks for parent educators are always a great place to discuss parent engagement, share resources and get to know what’s happening in your region. Parentzone operates 5 PEER networks across the Southern Region. Region Contact Venue Dates Bayside and Kingston Barbara Biggelaar Family Life Please phone for details 9781 6700 197 Bluff Rd [email protected] Sandringham Cardinia Jasbir Singh Suropada Anglicare Victoria Day Tuesday 0431 203 177 Level 1, 66-68 Main St Date 1st Term 28th Feb [email protected] Pakenham Date 2nd Term 13th June Date 3rd Term 15th August Date 4th Term 31st October Time 10am – 12pm Casey Sandra Phillips Casey North Community Information Please phone for details 0447 500 355 & Support Service [email protected] 90-92 Victor Crescent Narre Warren Greater Dandenong Jasbir Singh Suropada Dandenong Day Wednesday 0431 203 177 or 9706 8568 Please phone for Address and Date 1st Term 1st March [email protected] further details Date 2nd Term 31st May Date 3rd Term 16th Aug Date 4th Term 1st November Time 2.00pm to 4.00pm 5 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 Frankston and ‘Mornington Barbara Biggelaar Anglicare Victoria Date and time to be confirmed Peninsula 9781 6700 Level 2 , 60 – 64 Wells Street [email protected] Frankston Parent Education Grant Scheme (PEGS) Grants of up to $1000 available -If you run programs for Parents or Carers in the LGA’s of Bayside, Glen Eira, Kingston, Port Phillip or Stonnington then you may be eligible for a Parent Education Grant. Round 31 (for Term 1 and Term 2 in 2017) is now open. Parentzone can provide grants to assist non-profit organisations provide parenting programs. We can even help find a facilitator! For more information please contact [email protected] Parentzone Resource Library Parents, professionals, students or anyone who is interested in parenting can borrow resources from Parentzone at: Pakenham Frankston Rosebud West 66-68 Main St, Level 1 60-64 Wells St, Level 2 1703 Point Nepean Road P: 5945 2000 P: 9781 6700 P: 5986 9900 6 PARENTZONE SOUTHERN DIRECTORY | Term 1, 2017 Groups and Programs City of Bayside Group / Program Contact Address Details/ Other Parenting A-Z PARENTING PROGRAM Melanie Martin Mentone. Minimum of 8 participants to Please phone for next program and 9562 8690 or run program. other programs Phone for parenting assistance or to Melanie Martin St. Augustine’s Anglican Church, Run regularly register in program [email protected] 90-92 Como Parade West, Mentone TUNING IN TO KIDS BayCISS Castlefield Community Centre Contact BayCISS for next program date Denise Howells 505 Bluff Road For parents of children aged 3 to 10 and times ph: 9555 9910 or Hampton years old. [email protected] A six (6) session parenting program that helps parents teach their child the skills of emotional intelligence. PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS Bayside City Council For more info: Parent education Please phone for next dates, venue Ph. 9599
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