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Marrickville, Leichhardt, Glebe for Families with Children 0 MARRICKVILLE COUNCIL Childhood & Family Directory Marrickville, Leichhardt, Glebe For families with children 0 – 12 in the Marrickville and Leichhardt local government areas and the suburb of Glebe. 02 Table of contents 05 Introduction 30 Specialist support services for children and families 06 Important information 30 Domestic Violence Support 07 Getting Started 31 Emergency accommodation 31 Parent / Carer Support 08 Aboriginal Family Services 32 Specialist Counselling Services 10 CALD (Culturally and Linguistically 34 Children’s Services Diverse) Family Services 35 Child Care Information 12 Children with Additional 37 Family Day Care Services Needs/Disability 38 Long Day Care Centres 42 Occasional Care Services 15 Counselling Services 44 Out of School Care and Vacation 17 Financial & Basic Needs Support 47 Playgroups 18 General Support Services for 53 Preschools and Kindergarten Children and Families 54 Preschool Story Time & Baby Rhyme Time 22 Health Services 24 Early Childhood Health Centres 56 Education 25 Hospitals 56 General information 56 Primary Schools 26 Online Parenting Information 62 High Schools & Telephone Support 65 Homework Help 28 Other Helpful Information 28 NSW Department of Education and 67 Recreation Information Communities 67 Parks, Reserves and Playgrounds 28 NSW Department of Family and 67 Sports and Aquatic Community Services 28 NSW Health 68 Community Information 28 NSW Police Force Questionnaire 29 Department of Human Services — Centrelink 29 Department of Social Services 29 Inner West Sydney Medicare Local 29 Marrickville Council Community Directory INTRODUCTION 05 1 Introduction The Child and Family Information Directory came about in response to requests from local service providers and families looking for children’s services. To meet this need, the Marrickville/ Leichhardt/ Glebe Child and Family Interagency undertook the compilation of this directory in conjunction with Marrickville Library and History Services. This collaborative partnership would like to acknowledge the support of Families NSW and Marrickville Council for the publication of this directory. The Child and Family Directory focuses on the Marrickville and Leichhardt local government areas and the suburb of Glebe. The directory does not list ALL the services available and is intended for use as a guide to services available in the local area. Listings for where you can go to seek further information are included on the pages that follow. Most services are free. Where a fee for service applies, this will be stated on individual entries. Every attempt was made to ensure service information was correct and up to date at the time of publication. It is recommended that phone or email contact be made with individual services listed in case there are any changes to the information provided in this booklet. 06 IMPORTANT INFORMATION GETTING STARTED 07 2 Important Information 3 Getting Started Telephone Interpreter Service The contacts below support entry to — services and provide further information P 3 14 50 or referral. W tisnational.gov.au Barnardos South Eastern and Northern Sydney Family Referral Emergencies - Ambulance, Service Police, Fire Brigade — — 263-279 Broadway Rd, Glebe NSW 2037 P Call 000 (112 for mobiles only) P 1800 066 757 E [email protected] W barnardos.org.au National Relay Service Hours: — 9am—5pm Monday—Friday 24 hours for hearing impaired Telephone service 8am—6pm W relayservice.gov.au Provides face to face and/or telephone support to all families with children 0—18 Lifeline 24 hours crisis support years and young people 12—18 years. /suicide prevention Helps families and young people when — needing support to contact or engage P 13 11 14 with local services. W lifeline.org.au 08 ABORIGINAL FAMILY SERVICES ABORIGINAL FAMILY SERVICES 09 4 Aboriginal Family Services Aboriginal Family and Supporting families with Aboriginal Multi-Mix Mob Yana Muru: Child and Community Connector children aged 0—5 years providing home Aboriginal Playgroup Family Health — visiting, support with bub’s health and — — Relationships Australia: development, links to playgroups/pre- Connect Marrickville Camperdown Community Health Centre Sydney City Family Relationship Centre school/childcare, social and community Marrickville West Public School, 142 Carillon Ave Newtown 2042 activities, help with income and 118 Sussex Street Sydney NSW 2000 Premier St, Beauchamp Street, P 9516 3232 or 0467 816 702 budgeting, and support to access legal, P 02 8235 1500 Marrickville NSW 2204 (Yana Muru Team) counselling and housing services. F 02 9279 3036 P 9562 5400 (intake) P Nicole Ryan 0413 094 060 E [email protected] F 02 9519 8607 Hours: W sswahs.gov.au Hours: Aboriginal Medical Service Tuesdays 10.00am—2.00pm 9am—6pm Monday, Tuesday Co-op Limited Hours: during school term. and Thursday. — 8.30am—5.00pm Monday —Friday 9am—2pm Wednesday. 36 Turner St Redfern. Creative activities and play-based Provides education and support during 9am—5pm Friday. P 9319 5823 learning for children and their pregnancy, parent support, child health, 9am—7.30pm alternate Thursdays. families, healthy lunch and shared Contact for further information. dental and developmental checks, group time. Regular visits from local Cost: No appointment necessary. referral to speech and occupational support agencies such as Metro MRC, Sliding scale according to income. therapies and counselling support. CatholicCare, KU Inner West Play and Providing education and information to Metro Migrant Resource Centre Chat, Marrickville Community Health families and communities about healthy — and Connect Marrickville. relationships, the family law system and 136 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville pathways to services. NSW 2204 P 8594 0300 Ngara Nanga Mai F 8594 0399 Aboriginal Playgroup — Aboriginal Early Years Program: W metromrc.org.au Inner West and South East Sydney Glebe School Community Centre, — Hours: Glebe Public School, Derwent St, Glebe. 60—64 Bay Street Ultimo. 9am—5pm Monday—Friday. P 9557 9125 P 9218 2358 Provides case work, basic needs, Hours: F 9211 0188 parenting support, information, referral 10am—1pm Thursdays. E [email protected] and advocacy for Aboriginal families It’s a great place to yarn, there’s time to W facebook.com/aboriginalearlyyears. and young people throughout the play, share stories and enjoy lunch. barnardos?fref=ts Inner West. 10 CALD (CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE) FAMILY SERVICES CALD (CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE) FAMILY SERVICES 11 CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) 5 Family Services Barnardos South Eastern migrants, for Chinese, Korean, Educational services and cultural Resourcing Parents and Northern Sydney Family Indonesian communities and other activities, long day care and occasional — Referral Service community groups. care for children at centres based W resourcingparents.nsw.gov.au — in Petersham, Stanmore and Provides parenting education 263—279 Broadway Rd, Marrickville, and welfare services information and support to the Glebe NSW 2037. Ethnic Child Care, Family for older family members. parents and carers of children aged P 1800 066 757 and Community Service 0—18 through a comprehensive online E [email protected] Cooperative Ltd calendar of events in the local area. W barnardos.org.au — Metro Migrant Resource Centre Parenting tips sheets in many languages Addison Road Centre — Hours: Bldg 3, 142 Addison Rd, 136 Marrickville Rd, for families of Aboriginal or non-English 9am—5pm Monday—Friday Marrickville. NSW 2204. Marrickville. NSW 2204. speaking backgrounds are available to download and print. Readers can Telephone service 8am—6pm P 9569 1288 P 02 8594 0300 F 02 9564 2772 F 02 8594 0399 subscribe to free monthly e-newsletter Provides telephone and/or face to face E [email protected] W metromrc.org.au of monthly parenting events. support to families with children 0—18 W eccfcsc.org years and young people 12—18yrs, who Hours: require assistance in locating and linking Hours: 9 am—5 pm Monday—Friday 9 am—5 pm Monday—Friday with services in their local area. Provides information and referral, Information, referral and advocacy settlement support, migration advice, in relation to children, disability and casework, family and parenting Chinese Australian Services older people. Services include the support; tenancy advice and advocacy; Society (CASS) Multicultural Respite Service and emergency relief and No Interest Loan — Bi-cultural Support Program. Scheme, and community development 44—50 Sixth Ave, Campsie 2194. for new migrants, refugees and P 9789 4587/ 9716 4133 Aboriginal families. Employment F 9718 6357 Greek Orthodox Community: support (Dress for Success) services W cass.org.au Child Care Services also available. Hours: — 9am—4pm Monday—Friday See website for individual program contact details. Children’s services, access to E [email protected] education and training, aged and W goc.com.au settlement services to newly arrived 12 CHILDREN WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS/DISABILITY CHILDREN WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS/DISABILITY 13 6 Children with Additional Needs/Disability Disability Learning and Glebe My Time additional needs and live in the health, parenting and family support Support, NSW — Canada Bay, Marrickville, Leichhardt, services for children with birth to — Community Centre, Glebe Public School, Canterbury, Ashfield, Strathfield and school age many of these children have Dept. Education and Communities Derwent St, Burwood Local Government Areas. additional physical and emotional
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