Webinar: Seniors & Centrelink

Designed for community, aged care, and legal workers, this Welfare Rights Centre session outlines Centrelink retirement payments – including Age Pension and Carer support – and older JobSeeker provisions. It also examines key eligibility rules, income/asset tests, residency requirements, principal home rules, and transitions into residential aged care.
Tuesday, 22 September, 2pm-4pm
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Workshop: Understand, Recognise, Respond – Foundations in Domestic & Family Violence Practice (Rockdale/Kogarah & Online)

Delivered by Lifeline Australia, this two-day workshop provides practical knowledge and resources to support safer and more consistent responses when domestic and family violence is identified. Designed for professionals who may not be domestic and family violence specialists, but who may recognise concerns and connect people with support.
Various dates & locations, including Rockdale/Kogarah (Monday, 12 October & Tuesday, 13 October) & Online, throughout 2026 & 2027
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Abuse of the Older Person: On Demand e-Learning for Health & Aged Care Professionals

Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) training covering understanding abuse of the older person and their rights; Identifying, responding to, and preventing abuse of the older person; and rights of older people, power of attorney, the law and organisational governance. Self-paced – approximately 6 hours.
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This post expires on Wednesday 25 November 2026

Webinar: Using Life Story Work to Support Children & Young People in Out-of-home Care

Family and Community Services Insights, Analysis and Research (FACSIAR) webinar on how Life Story Work, a biographical approach used across health and social care settings to help individuals reflect on, share, and make meaning of their life experiences, is experienced in practice by children, carers and practitioners.
Thursday, 17 September, 12pm-1pm, via MS Teams
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People With Disability Australia (PWDA) LGBTIQIA+ Community Attitudes Webinar

Designed to support people from government agencies, not-for-profit organisations, and organisations in the community services and education sectors to gain an understanding of intersectionality, creating affirming and accessible spaces, best practices and practical strategies, and building an inclusive culture for LGBTIQIA+ people with disability.
Available dates:
– Wednesday, 26 August, 12pm-1pm
– Wednesday, 16 September, 6pm-7pm
– Tuesday, 22 October, 12pm-1pm
– Tuesday, 24 November, 6pm-7pm
Registration of interest form | Website: PWDA Community Attitudes Project

On-demand Online Training: Including Family, Friends & Carers in Mental Health Practice

Everymind – Minds Together Program self-paced training (60-90 minutes) is available to primary care, allied health and mental health professionals seeking to work confidently with a person’s support network.
Access training | Explanatory video: Overview of the Including family, friends and carers in mental health practice training

This post expires on Sunday 1 November 2026

DIY AI Use Policy for Not-for-profits

Infoxchange have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy Template specifically with not-for-profits in mind, ready to adapt for their organisation. It aims to protect the organisation, its reputation, staff, and vulnerable communities they support, and mitigate the risks of rogue AI.
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This post expires on Wednesday 28 October 2026

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