Events on week 12-18 June 2023

Key Word Sign 'Basic Workshop' can help people understand what is being said to them and can be a way of sending a message when someone’s speech is unclear or still developing.

World Blood Donor Day, celebrated on 14 June every year, serves to raise awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products and to thank voluntary unpaid blood donors for their life-saving gifts of blood. 

 

Stepping Stones Triple P is designed specifically for parents of children aged 2 to 12 years with additional needs and can help to reduce emotional and behavioural problems in children. The seminars tackle the most common issues for parents of children with a disability. Each seminar takes just 90 minutes, and you can choose to do one, two or all three. All you need is a tablet or computer to join these seminars! Never done an online seminar? Don’t worry! We will talk you through it.

 

Our peer group in the Wagga Wagga is a regular meet-up for people with brain injury and their support network to connect face-to-face with other individuals living with brain injury and their families. Reconnections groups provide those impacted by brain injury the opportunity to chat, provide support, play games and share some of your challenges, your victories, your tips and tricks. Come and learn from other people’s stories and hear about different experiences of brain injury and issues that are important to you. You will be in a supportive space with people who understand.  

Plumtree, Kindred and Now & Next are excited to host the 6th Family Conference – Becoming part of the community: taking steps towards inclusion.

A trip into the community is a wonderful experience to discover the world and have fun, but inclusion can be a challenge for families of children with a disability. How can you create the same opportunities to do things that other children do on a day out?

Join us online!