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The program supports artists working across a range of art forms and at different career stages. Applications are open to local, national and international artists, with residencies available for periods of one to three months. Applications close Friday, 3 July, 11.59pm.
Program information & application | Contact: Hurstville Museum & Gallery, 9330 6444 or museumgallery@georgesriver.nsw.gov.au

All courses run for 18 weeks (Semester 2) from commencement date, unless otherwise indicated:
– Course & Certificate I, II & III in EAL (Access) (English as an Additional Language): Commences Monday, 20 July, for 20 weeks, 9am-2.30pm | Flyer | Expression of Interest form
– TAFE Statement in Foundation Reading & Writing for Adults (Adult Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar & Punctuation): Commences Monday, 20 July, 9am-2.30pm | Flyer | Enrolment
– TAFE Statement in Foundation Reading & Writing for Adults (Developing 21st Century Computing & Digital Skills): Commences Tuesday, 21 July, 9.30am-12pm | Flyer | Enrolment or Commences Wednesday, 22 July, for 18 weeks, 9.30am-12pm | Flyer | Enrolment
– Statement of Attainment in Foundation Skills Support (Learning NSW Road Rules with Community Support): Commences Tuesday, 21 July, 12.30pm-2.30pm | Flyer | Expression of Interest form
– Statement of Attainment in Foundation Skills Support (Pronunciation & Conversation): Commences Wednesday, 22 July, 12.30pm-3.30pm | Flyer | Expression of Interest form
Information Session for all Courses: Wednesday, 24 June, 9am-5pm (anytime drop-in)
TAFE NSW Loftus, Rawson Ave, Loftus
Contact: Carol McKirdy, Carol.McKirdy@tafensw.edu.au

Orana program offering a supportive space for single mums to recharge, connect, and feel uplifted, run by an accredited counsellor as a facilitator. The program features peer discussions, practical guidance, and skills-building sessions.
Thursdays, 4 June to 18 June, 10am-12pm
Orana, 3A Stapleton Ave, Sutherland
Flyer | Registration: Caroline, 0493 440 774 or caroline@oranansw.org.au

The new webpage includes information on dementia, understanding the new Support at Home program, pathways to healthy ageing, a seniors services directory, subscribing to the seniors e-newsletter, and the Seniors Advisory Group.
Flyer | View webpage

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A suite of local events and initiatives to celebrate and support Georges River Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Agender, Asexual and Ally (LGBTQIA+) communities.
Various dates & times, during June
Events information

SGSCC provides on-site, nationally recognised training to support your clients. Focusing on foundational literacy, numeracy, digital skills, and Certificate III Pathways in Early Childhood Education & Individual Support, these programs boost employability and confidence. Support for English as a Second Language (ESL) learners provided.
Contact: Eliza Kallis, ekallis@sgscc.edu.au or 8543 7409

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Suited to people returning to the workforce after a long absence or retraining in a new career, and those seeking skills to enhance future studies. All courses commence July and August 2026:
Gymea – download flyers:
– Statement of Attainment in Beginner Computer Skills
– Beginner Computer Skills
– Certificate I in Preparation for Work & Training
– Certificate II in Career Preparation
– Certificate I in Workplace Skills
– Ceramics for Beginners
– Introduction to Excel & Database
– Watercolour & Mixed Media
TAFE NSW Gymea, Hotham Rd, Gymea
St George – download flyers:
– Statement of Attainment in Information, Technology & Digital Workplace Skills
– Statement of Attainment in Personal Budgets & Planning for Financial Growth
– Beginner Computing Skills
– Certificate I in Preparation for Work & Training
– Certificate I in Workplace Skills
– Introduction to Beauty, Health & Wellbeing
– Introduction to Beauty, Health & Wellbeing – Improve your Conversational English
TAFE NSW St George, Cnr Princes Hwy & President Ave, Kogarah
Pre-course appointment bookings for all courses: SUTCPES@tafensw.edu.au or 0438 168 987

In partnership with Kai’Mia Community, this seminar topics will include: taking medication safely; understanding side effects; why medication safety matters; tips and memory aids for safe medication management; roles for families/caregivers; and resources available.
Monday, 15 June, 10.30am-12pm
Sutherland Library, 30-36 Belmont St, Sutherland
Registration

– Certificate IV in Housing: Students will learn responsibilities as a housing officer and explore the many services that can assist their clients, and how to build relationships with people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness | Mondays, part-time for 12 months, from 20 July | Enrolment
– Certificate IV in Mental Health: Students will explore mental health issues and gain the skills to make a difference in the lives of others, empowering people through the recovery framework | Thursdays, part-time for one year + six months, from 23 July | Enrolment
Note: Both these courses are advertised as ‘Combination’ delivery, meaning although they are run by Dubbo campus they are delivered virtually.

Special author talk with Shannon Molloy that highlights LGBTQIA+ voices, stories, and lived experiences. Shannon is the best-selling, critically acclaimed author of “Fourteen” and “You Made Me This Way”. Trigger Warning: Books explore themes of childhood trauma, abuse, and sensitive LGBTQIA+ experiences. Reader discretion is advised.
Thursday, 18 June, 4.30pm-5.30pm
Eastgardens Library, 152 Bunnerong Rd, Eastgardens
Flyer | Registration