Our community is at the heart of everything we do. Whilst we run many services specifically for individuals and families, we also provide schools and the broader community with a range of services and programs designed to strengthen our collective future.
A range of programs and initiatives to support the wellbeing and development of families in Cranbourne.
Find out moreA schools program to help children understand anti-social behaviour and make better choices.
Find out moreBringing students of diverse faiths together to work on embracing cultural diversity.
Find out moreOrganisations looking to decrease their industrial relations risk and increase the functioning of its workforce.
Find out moreIf you have experienced trauma or loss as a result of the Gippsland region bushfires, you can access the Bush Fire Recovery Support program.
Find out moreIf you have experienced trauma or loss as a result of the Victorian bushfires, you can access the Victorian Bushfire Case Support program.
Find out moreWhat: 3 week program to assist parents manage difficult behaviour in children
Who: Parents with children 2-12yrs
Where: Zoom - Online
A 3 week program to assist parents to manage difficult behaviour in their children by incorporating the use of 1-2-3 Magic techniques. Increase your knowledge about what works in managing difficult behaviour and get better results with less effort and stress.
Find out moreWhat: Assisting parents to better understand their children and manage challenging behaviours
Who: Parents of children 3-16 yrs
Where: TBA
Better understand your child and how to manage challenging behaviours with simple solutions to make parenting easier.
Find out moreWhat: A supported playgroup for children with family interaction
Who: Children aged 0-6 years living in Cardinia, who are eligible for Early Intervention services
Where: Berwick
We provide a developmentally enriched environment for children to play and learn. Activities are designed specifically to accommodate all abilities in a welcoming and supportive environment and Little Rays is a wonderful opportunity to have some play time with your child and chat with other parents.
Find out moreWhat: 6 week program for women who want practical strategies and support to take control of their anger
Who: Women
Where: Narre Warren
A 6 week program for women who want practical strategies and support to take control of their anger.
Find out moreWhat: Share your experiences and find support from other parents who truly understand the struggles of having a child with ADHD
Who: Parents of children living with ADHD currently living, working or schooling in Cranbourne
Where: Cranbourne
Having a child with ADHD can be challenging at times. Our support group provides you with the opportunity to share your experiences, stories and knowledge and be supported by other parents who understand the struggles of life that families and their children may experience.
Find out moreWhat: A four week program for families from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds
Who: Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) parents and carers.
Where:
A four week program for families from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds.
Find out moreWhat: Supported playgroup for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their families
Who: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children up to 5yrs living in Cranbourne , with their carers and families
Where: Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
Set within a culturally safe and meaningful early years learning environment where Indigenous Elders, artists and cultural educators come along to share traditional cultural knowledge, stories and language with families in the bush playgroup.
Find out moreWhat: A 10 week program that strengthens cultural, community and educational engagement
Who: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys in Grades 5 & 6 at Cranbourne primary schools
Where: Cranbourne
A 10 week program that strengthens Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys’ engagement with their culture, community and education.
Find out moreWhat: Interactive program to help those working with children and youth who may be demonstrating delays or difficulties with speech, language and social skills.
Who: Educators and teachers, club and community members, health workers and nurses, managers and front-line service staff
Where: In your workplace or community setting or at our offices
If your your staff or group members work closely with children or youth who may be demonstrating delays or difficulties with speech, language and social skills, we can provide them with professional development and consultation.
Find out moreIf you require an interpreter, we can arrange for one to be provided.
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