Responding to Domestic & Family Violence: A Seminar for Religious & Community Leaders (Cronulla)

Hosted by NSW Department of Communities and Justice and Kai’Mia Community, this seminar brings together religious leaders to engage in conversations around domestic and family violence. Highlights include expert-led presentations, a law and justice panel, and cultural insights to help leaders create safer spaces.
Wednesday, 11 November, 9.30am-2.30pm
Cronulla Central, 38-60 Croydon St, Cronulla
Seminar program | Registration: online or contact Delilah Shinko, Delilah.shinko@dcj.nsw.gov.au or 0402 378 363, or Dallal Zonino, dzonino@kaimia.org.au or 0478 111 257

Workshop for Bengali-Speaking Parents/Carers of Children 1-5 Years: Let’s Talk About Children’s Communication (Rockdale)

South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD), Rockdale Children & Families Hub and Integricare workshop, designed to support children’s speech, language and communication development. Topics include supporting talking and learning, raising children with two or more languages, understanding speech pathology, and screen time.
Tuesday, 17 November, 10am-12pm
Integricare, 89 Cameron St, Rockdale
Flyer | Registration: SMS 0427 084 842 | Contact: Rubina, Rubina.Huq@health.nsw.gov.au or Binita, bdhungel@integricare.org.au

Bayside Libraries English Conversation Group for Adult Beginners & English Class for Adult Post Beginners

– English Conversation Group for Adult Beginners: To learn English from ABC & 123, basic grammar and sentences, and simple conversations for daily communication | Tuesdays, 3 November to 1 December, 11.30am-12.30pm, Mascot Library, 2 Hatfield St, Mascot | Registration
– English Class for Adult Post Beginners: To improve listening, reading, speaking and writing skills | Thursdays, until 3 December, 10am-12pm, Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale | Registration

Podcast: Talk Health Across Cultures

NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service podcast series gives voice to Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities on their common health concerns and challenges, facilitating in-depth conversations between health experts and the communities to improve their health literacy and understanding.
Episode 1: Vaccination

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