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To read the complete newsletter. please click on the link. below:
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GUEST SPEAKER: JOE FISHBURN
TOPIC: HOW TO HELP LOVED ONES WITH ADDICTION CHALLENGES, AND A SHORT MENTION OF FIRST STEP LEGAL.
First Step operates with the firm belief that everybody deserves every chance to turn their lives around. As a not-for-profit addiction and mental health service, its uniquely multi-disciplinary team of GPs, psychologists, psychiatrists, lawyers, mental health nurses, care coordinators, counsellors, men’s and women’s groups, mental health and legal services hub in St Kilda provide free services to thousands of vulnerable Victorians every year.
TIME: 7.30pm
VENUE: 4TH Floor, Downer Building, 549 St Kilda Road, Melbourne
549 St Kilda Rd is a little to the city side of Wesley College, easily recognizable by white umbrellas in the forecourt. Lots of free parking in the centre lanes of St Kilda Road and nearby Moubray Street, with many trams stopping near the door.
If you are having trouble with transport, seek further information, or just need a chat about ISFAF and/or issues faced by carers please phone: Judi M: 0425 723 746 or Eleni M: 0412 018 722
Please come early to chat and to enjoy delicious snacks provided by committee from 7.05 pm
Attendance and membership are free, but please come prepared to add a small donation into ISFAF’s donation tin.
Due to security needs, we pay a concierge at the door of the building- but for a limited time only. If you come late, you can try to enter by phoning 0425 723 746 but you may not to be able to enter the building.
You can find out more information on Courses at Discovery College via this link:
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Since our very first day we’ve been advocating for good health for all Victorians. 37 years on and our goal is still the same.
Here’s an overview of (some of) the work we’re doing this year and what you can expect to hear about from us over the next 12 months.
Not only do we believe all young people deserve a future that is healthy, but we also think they should help shape what that future actually looks like. This idea lives at the core of all our Future Healthy initiatives and is the reason so many of our programs are self-determined by young people.
Future Reset
This year will have a strong focus on highlighting mental health literacy.
As we continue to work with our arts partners to enhance mental wellbeing and social connection through building meaningful and inclusive environments.
Future Active
Co-designing safe, inclusive and welcoming space for young people remains our top priority.
Together with Reclink we will continue to utilise underused spaces in the community to encourage more young people to be physically active.
Food Hubs
This year our food hub partners will continue to empower the next generation to learn about the food system and how they can mobilise their communities to transform their local areas.
Celebrating diverse food cultures and social connection will also remain a focus in this space.
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