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Domestic Violence & Bullying:
Some Tips for Teenagers Dealing with Conflict and Violence
Alcohol & Other Drugs:
Power of "I AM" in a Recovery Journey for Alcoholic and Other Drug Issues
How the hell am I ever going to stop???
Positive Lifestyles:
How to Find Your Passion in 1 Hour or Less
How to Think More Positively
Get More Laughter Into Your Life
About Forgiveness
How to Take Care of Yourself
Self Development:
Self-Discipline
Top 7 Faces of the "Power of Intention "
Happiness Tool Kit:
Your Happiness Tool Kit - Add Some Fun into Every Single Day
A Survival Kit For Every Day Living
Your Happiness Tool Kit - Living Beyond Limitations
Your Happiness Tool Kit - Are You Ready to Change? Managing Change.
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We recommend:
"Students Steps To Success." Sandy MacGregor
Nathan Cassar, A Year 11 student at Elderslie High School, was inspired to develop an anti-bullying package "It's Not Cool To Be Cruel!" , through past personal experiences with bullying and his passion to help others overcome bullying. Today, Nathan, Wests Tigers and Enough is Enough have formed a three-way partnership to present his program in schools NSW. "Together, we all can make a difference," Nathan said.
Learn more about Nathan Cassar and his package here.
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The EIE Programs and Workshops have been designed to help young people dealing with following issues:
- bullying
- positive lifestyles
- staying safe in your space
- safe celebrating
- protective behaviours
- handling those tough times
- drug issues
A team of dynamic presenters deliver appropriate, informative and entertaining material specifically targeted towards youth. Program content can be tailored to meet individual group's needs and concerns. Presentations are delivered to elementary, primary, and secondary schools and youth at risk.
Please click on link below to find more information:
For any enquiries please submit on line enquiry form or call us on 02 9542 4029.
- Kids Helpline - a free, confidential phone 24- hour telephone and online counselling service for 5 to 25 year olds.
Phone: 1800 551 800
www.kidshelpline.com.au
- Parent Line is a free 24 hour telephone counselling for parents and carers of children aged 0 to 18 in NSW.
Ph: 1300 1300 52.
www.parentline.org.au
- Lifeline - a free, confidential 24-hour phone counselling service open 24 hours a day. Any age. You can talk to them about any problem, big or small.
Phone: 13 11 14
www.lifeline.org.au
- Homelessness -
The City's Homeless Persons Information Centre helps homeless people and agencies working with homeless people by providing:
- immediate advice and information
- referral to crisis accommodation
- referral to support services
HPIC operates 9am to 10pm (closed between 1pm -2pm daily) 7 days a week.
In Sydney: Phone: 02 9265 9087
Elsewhere in NSW: Phone: 1800 234 566
- Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Help Line: Phone: 1800 65 64 63
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Anyone experiencing domestic violence, anywhere in NSW, can call the Domestic Violence Help Line toll free. This number is staffed every day of the year, 24 hours a day.
The Domestic Violence Help Line can arrange emergency accommodation and negotiate with other government departments, such as Health or Housing, to find additional support services for people who need them due to domestic violence.
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"Responsibility...Re-evaluation....Relationships" The "R" Youth Program intends to raise the awareness of inappropriate behaviour and give young people an understanding of their behaviour and strategies positive change. Raising empathy, building positive relationships and tools for emotional management, building resilience and personal values into daily life are also part of this proven program. The program consists of 3x1 1.5 sessions in one day or over a 3 week period. Please click here to download an informational brochure (PDF 1MB) |