For Bayside, Georges River and Sutherland Shire human service providers
Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) practical guide to MEL, designed to help child and family services practitioners and organisations assess and strengthen their evidence-informed practice. Suitable for organisations at any stage of their MEL journey.
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Guide by Carers NSW to help carers understand how fuel disruptions might affect their caring role; make simple, practical plans that reduce stress and risk; and connect their care plans so they work together.
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This post expires on Wednesday 12 August 2026
Webinar exploring real-world examples of Al adoption at The Smith Family and the not-for-profit sector to deliver better outcomes. Hear from an expert panel as they share their practical insights, early results, and candid reflections on navigating the opportunities and risks associated with Al.
Thursday, 21 May, 12.30pm, via Zoom
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The sessions, via MS Teams, introduce the role of the Public Guardian. All sessions 10am-11am:
– For Aged Care Professionals: Wednesday, 20 May | Registration or Thursday, 15 October | Registration
– For Health Professionals: Thursday, 30 July | Registration
– For NDIS Service Providers: Thursday, 27 August | Registration
A grant of up to $30,000 from Scope (Aust) Dr Jennifer Fitzgerald Research Grant is available to support researchers with disability to conduct research that aims to improve the lives of people with disability.
Closes Friday, 12 June
Grant guidelines | Application form | Contact: Dr Caroline Hart, chart@scopeaust.org.au
Grants of $2,500, plus Canon Product valued up to $2,500, in the following categories: Community; Education; Environment; and First Nations. Judges will select the top three entries in each category, which will then go through to a public vote.
Closes Sunday, 14 June, 11.59pm
Grants of $5,000 to $10,000 for projects under the theme “Driving a sustainable water future”. Projects will be selected for their impact on one or more of the following focus areas: Water Education; Healthy Waterways; and Water Conservation.
Closes Tuesday, 9 June, 5pm
Information/Application Sessions for Semester 2 Educational Pathways courses:
– Year 10 Study Pathway: For people who are looking for an alternative pathway to further study qualifications and require Mathematics, English, Science and Humanities knowledge, and skills for engagement in further education and training | Mondays, 25 May, 1 June & 15 June, 2pm-6pm & Monday, 22 June & Thursday, 25 June, 9am-1.30pm | Flyer | Registration
– Certificate II in Further Study Skills: For people who have not previously achieved a formal secondary qualification. The course has a range of units of competency, which develop skills and knowledge in English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, and work-related skills. It is a Year 10 style delivery | Mondays, 25 May, 1 June & 15 June, 2pm-6pm & Monday, 22 June & Thursday, 25 June, 9am-1.30pm | Flyer | Registration
– Certificate III in Pathways to Further Study: Provides a pathway to university entry and foundation skills for vocational study at Certificate IV level. It is a Year 11 style delivery | Wednesdays, 3 June to 17 June, 2pm-6pm; Tuesday, 23 June & Wednesday 24 June, 9am-1.30pm | Flyer | Registration
TAFE NSW Gymea, Hotham Rd, Gymea
Contact: Lianne.Sotheran1@tafensw.edu.au
Engadine Community Services (ECS) information session by and about Seniors Rights Service. They provide confidential legal advice, aged care advocacy, and rights-based education to empower older adults to navigate issues, make informed decisions, and access necessary support.
Friday, 22 May, 1.30pm-2.30pm
ECS, 1034-1036 Old Princes Hwy, Engadine
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