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No 337 – 19 August 2015 No 337 – 19 August 2015 “If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude. Don't complain. ” - Maya Angelou ACTIVITIES ................................................. 2 FUNDING / FINANCIAL MATTERS..............6 Club All In for Adults with / without Disability Aspect's 13 th Annual Comedy Night Dance to the Nines! Manly Council’s Community & Cultural Grants Friendship and Relationship Skills Workshop Program 2015/16 Reminder: 2015 Northcott High School Interschool 2016 Vision Australia Further Education Bursaries Athletics Carnival Young Carer Bursary Program The Right Foot – Free Dance Workshops for Young 2016 Ansvar Grants for Community Education Adults with / without Disability Program 2015 Focus On Ability Short Film Festival For Sale: Electric Wheelchair - Quickie 2 Open Day at Different Degrees Theatre Ensemble CONFERENCES, TRAINING, SEMINARS.. 7 CARERS ..................................................... 3 Tools for Creative Seated Movement for All St Lucy’s Key Word Sign Basic Workshop Ages Stepping Stones Triple P Sessions Next Meeting for Carers Updates Stepping Stones Triple P Sessions Free Community Information Night: Parkinson’s Stepping Stones Triple P Project Disease TABISS Programs at Interaction Disability Services Mental Health First Aid Course in Dee Why NSW Oral Program of ‘Hear For You’ for Hearing Leaders’ Conversation Series: Building Customers Impaired Teens and a Customer Centred Strategy Free Family Carer Education Program Are You Ready? Consider End of Life Planning Living Well After Cancer - Free Community Education Recipe for Success - Autism-specific Positive Program Behaviour Workshop Hercules House – Day 2 Day Living Program Vicarious Trauma Workshop Considering Housing Options for a Person with a ‘Meet the Experts’ series: Facebook 101 Disability? Towards a Better Life Northern Beaches Younger VIP (Vision Impaired Afternoon Tea with Andrea for Northern Beaches Persons) 5 Simple Steps to Maximise your Brain Health Fun Foodies Healthy Eating Program by Lane Cove & Work Opportunities for Women - TAFE Northside Community Services Arts + disability expo 2015 Men’s Group – “Developing Skills for Better Person-Centred Facilitation Course Relationships” Career Kick-start for Youth aged 15-18 YOUR PARTICIPATION COUNTS................5 Financial Inclusion – Everyone’s Business Volunteering with Youth ConneXions Training at Family Planning NSW Participation in the NDIS "Stem Cells and the Gastrointestinal System" Reminder: Walk With Me – in Parramatta Invitation to Become a LinkAGE Volunteer Direct Employment Accessible Technology Free Direct Payment Training with My Voice P 1 WARRINGAH COUNCIL, Civic Centre 725 Pittwater Road, Dee Why NSW 2099 T 02 9942 2686 F 02 9942 2664 E [email protected] ISSN 1448-7705 Club All In for Adults with / without Disability What? Adults with and without disability and aged 18+ are invited to dance to music by DJ Cosmos and make new friends. When? Friday 28 August, 7pm-10pm. Where? Narraweena Community Hall, 74 Oceana Street, Narraweena. Cost? $10 includes non alcoholic drink. RSVP? Book your place with Hayley Curran on 9942 2560 or [email protected] . Dance to the Nines! What? A night for people over 18 with a disability. Dance the night away to the live music of PUN INTENDED. Light refreshments provided When? Friday 4 September, 6pm - 9pm. Where? Dougherty Community Centre, 7 Victor Street, chatswood. RSVP? To book, phone Kathy on 9777 7581 (Mon/Tue) or email [email protected] . Friendship and Relationship Skills Workshop What? Parts 1 and 2 workshops for people with disability (aged 25 years plus) will include structured educational activities. Topics include conversation and turn taking; Making friends; Steps in forming relationships; Touching, timing and consent; and Protecting yourself from unwanted touch. This workshop gives the participants an opportunity to meet and socialise with others. When? Saturdays 19 and 26 September, 1pm-4pm. Where? Granville Town Hall, 10 Carlton Street, Granville. Cost? $145 fee covers both days. And add $5 for the cafe outing. RSVP? To register or for information, email Liz Dore on [email protected] . Reminder: 2015 Northcott High School Interschool Athletics Carnival What? All students who have a disability are welcome to represent their school and compete against other young people with similar abilities from both Sydney metro and regional areas. Students from schools that do not have enough students to create a team can compete as a Combined Schools Team. Schools must arrange transportation for their own students. Students may enter up to three races, and compete in discus, shotput, wheelchair slalom. When? Wednesday 9 September, 9.30am-2.30pm. Where? Blacktown International Sportspark Athletics Centre, Eastern Road, Rooty Hill NSW 2148. Cost? $9.00 competitor, $2.60 spectator, carer free. RSVP? For forms or enquiries, contact Ben Knight on 9890 0192 or [email protected] . See www.northcott.com.au/services/sport-and-leisure . The Right Foot – Free Dance Workshops for Young Adults with / without Disability What? Facilitated by Sarah-Vyne Vassalo and Brianna Kell, these workshops for people aged 14-26 are open to all levels of ability, with low to moderate support needs. Dirtyfeet is a not-for-profit contemporary dance organisation providing free opportunities for young people to improve health and wellbeing, build confidence and connect with Sydney’s professional dance artists. When? 12 & 19 & 26 September, & 3 October – 10am-1.30pm. Where? Glebe Town Hall, 160 St Johns Road, Glebe NSW 2037. Cost? Free, limited places. Supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW. RSVP? Essential to register at www.dirtyfeet.com.au/the-right-foot-rego . See the Right Foot documentary at http://vimeo.com/95485143 . 2015 Focus On Ability Short Film Festival Though voting is closed, the films at www.focusonability.com.au/FOA/Films.html are worth watching to see how people present themselves, their varied skills, accessibility inclusion – not only in Australia but around the world. Open Day at Different Degrees Theatre Ensemble What? Try out your acting skills and check the skills of the group of 13 adults with various talents and lots of potential. Put on your creative hat for two hours in delightful company and a great atmosphere. The Ensemble has performed at the Powerhouse Museum winning the award in the category ‘Accessibility in the arts’ and at the Concourse in Chatswood to celebrate the International Day of People with a Disability. This year the group has been working on a new play. When? Wednesday16 September, 6pm-8pm. Where? Lane Cove Living and Learning Centre, 180 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove. Cost? $10 per person. RSVP? Call Olga on 9420 8555 or email [email protected] P 2 WARRINGAH COUNCIL, Civic Centre 725 Pittwater Road, Dee Why NSW 2099 T 02 9942 2686 F 02 9942 2664 E [email protected] ISSN 1448-7705 CARERS AND CONSUMERS St Lucy’s Key Word Sign Basic Workshop What? St Lucy’s accredited KWS trainers (Speech Pathologist Melissa Miao and Special Education Teacher Nicole Alldis) will cover the use of Key Word Sign and natural gesture to assist individuals who have difficulties with receptive and/or expressive communication. This workshop is relevant for anyone living or working with a person with communication difficulties including families, teachers, health professionals, child care workers and volunteers. No previous signing experience is necessary. Manuals ‘Getting Started with Key Word Sign’ will be available for purchase. When? Friday 21 August, 9.30am – 3.30pm. Where? St Lucy’s School, 21 Cleveland St, Wahroonga. Cost? St Lucy’s families $100, Others $120. Financial assistance is available for St Lucy’s families who are experiencing difficult financial circumstances. Morning tea and a light lunch will be served. RSVP? Book online: http://www.trybooking.com/IMCC . For information, contact Natalie Montgomery on 9487 1277 or [email protected] . Stepping Stones Triple P Sessions What? Parents of children aged 2-12 with a disability are eligible for free parenting support sessions: When? Positive Parenting for children with a disability Wed 2 Sep, 1-2.30pm; or Wed 14 Oct, 7pm-8.30pm Helping your child reach their potential – Wed 9 Sep, 1pm-2.30pm; Wed 21 Oct, 7pm-8.30pm Changing problem behaviour into positive behaviour Wed 16 Sep, 1pm-2.30pm; Wed 28 Oct, 7pm-8.30pm. Where? The Meeting House, 23a Stokes Street, Lane Cove North. RSVP? Contact Early Ed North Sydney on 9923 2727 or [email protected] . For other dates, visit www.triplep-steppingstones.net . Stepping Stones Triple P Sessions What? Parents of children aged 2-12 with a disability are eligible for free parenting support sessions: When? Positive Parenting for children with a disability Thu 3 September, 9.45am-11.45am. Helping your child reach their potential – Thursday 10 September, 9.45am-11.45am. Changing problem behaviour into positive behaviour Thursday 17 September, 9.45am-11.45am. Where? Main Hall, North Narrabeen Community and Tennis Centre, 2/10 Woorarra Avenue, North Narrabeen. RSVP? These programs are eing funded as part of a research project, so contact the team to register on 9114 4060 or [email protected] . Stepping Stones Triple P Project What? St Lucy's is part of a new study into the Stepping Stones Triple P (SSTP), specially tailored for parents of children with a disability. This involves SSTP seminars and primary care (individual consultations) with parents and carers free of charge. When? Concurrent sessions will run on Mondays 7-8.30pm, Tuesdays 9.30-11am. 1 - Positive parenting for children with a disability 12 & 13 October 2 – Helping your child reach their potential 19 & 20 October 3 – Changing problem behaviour into positive behaviour 26 & 27 October Where? St Lucy's School, 21 Cleveland Street, Wahroonga NSW 2076. Info? For information or to register for individual sessions, contact Natalie Montgomery, Head of Education Support Services (Wed Thu Fri) on 9487 1277 or [email protected] .
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