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Factsheets covering some of the issues Welfare Rights Centre are often asked about, including Am I really in a relationship?; Centrelink & Domestic Violence; Centrelink Payments for Carers; Dealing with Centrelink Debts; and How Do I Get a Disability Support Pension? Links to factsheets by Economic Justice Australia are also included.
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This post expires on Tuesday 21 April 2026

NSW Government Climate & Energy Action website listing government support to help cut energy bills, including low income household, gas, seniors, family, medical, and life support rebates; incentives to upgrade to energy-efficient appliances; tools to help with energy savings; and more.
Website

This post expires on Tuesday 17 March 2026

Guidance for those impacted by the Bondi Beach attack on 14 December 2025. Understand common reactions, find coping strategies, and access help.
Website

This post expires on Monday 16 March 2026

Penington Institute provides detailed fact sheets on various drugs and overdose symptoms for frontline workers.
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This post expires on Tuesday 10 March 2026

Australian Institute of Health & Welfare (AIHW) reports that Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) receive 353 requests for help they cannot meet. Almost four in five unmet requests come from women and children, many fleeing domestic and family violence. Unassisted requests have surged 18% in just one year.
Report website

This post expires on Monday 9 March 2026

NSW Health communication toolkit to help services share vital safety information with their networks and communities this summer. It contains information and shareable resources on topics including preparing for storm season, staying fire safe, healthy safe summer, lithium-ion battery safety, holiday road safety, and beach and water safety.
Toolkit website (includes digital screens, posters, and social media tiles)

This post expires on Monday 9 March 2026

The campaign aims to remind residents about the importance of water safety. It encourages residents to supervise children, secure pool gates, teach swimming skills, swim between the flags at patrolled beaches, and avoid alcohol and drugs near water.
Georges River Council resource: Water Safety website

This post expires on Monday 9 March 2026