Weekly wellbeing classes with topics including Feldenkrais Method; Tai Chi; Chair Yoga; Movie Club; and Sound Healing.
Various dates & times, weekly, via Zoom
Information & registration
This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026
Online Course: Foundations in Public Health Research & Advocacy for Young People
The Health Hive, in partnership with the University of Sydney, online course for young people 14-24 years. The course is self-paced, accessible, and interactive (around 3 hours total), co-designed by young people for young people. No prior experience needed. Participants receive a certificate and digital badge for their CV.
Flyer | Course
This post expires on Tuesday 9 June 2026
Tools to Support Evidence-informed Practice in the Child & Family Sector
Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) “Evidence-informed Practice Compass” and “Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning: A Guide for Service Providers” are complementary toolkits to help child and family service providers build, strengthen and sustain evidence-informed practice in real world settings.
Access toolkits
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Emotional Wellbeing Resources for Young Children & Families
Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organisation behind Sesame Street, has released a new collection of digital tools, including videos and activities featuring Sesame Street characters, to support children’s emotional wellbeing. The resources aim to help kids build resilience, overcome daily challenges, and improve their problem-solving skills.
View resources
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A Boy Named Ben
A short video from Melissa Roberts Foundation and partners with a message designed to encourage children (typically around the ages of 7-12 years) experiencing trauma or hearing voices as a result of significant pain and suffering (trauma) at the hands of others, to reach out to trusted adults.
View video
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Self-Advocacy for Everyone (SAFE) Helpdesk
The SAFE Helpdesk is part of Inclusion Australia’s Self Advocacy for Everyone (SAFE) project, which works to strengthen and support self-advocacy in Australia. It aims to help people with disability and self-advocacy groups connect with each other across Australia. It provides advice, support, training, and resources.
SAFE Helpdesk Facebook page | Contact: 1800 841 773, 0493 586 773 or helpdesk@selfadvocacy.org.au | Self-Advocacy Knowledge Hub
This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026
My Body: Easy Read Poster
Council for Intellectual Disability (CID) new Easy Read poster for girls and women to learn more about the private parts of their body.
Download and/or order poster
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Renters Rights Factsheets in Community Languages
Tenants’ Union of NSW factsheets in languages including Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Arabic, Farsi – Persian, Dari, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Nepali, Rohingya, Swahili, Kurdish Kurmanji, and Assyrian.
Factsheets | Flyer promoting factsheets
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The Ian Potter Foundation Community Wellbeing & Public Health Grants Expression of Interest (EOI)
Multi-year grants of a minimum of $100,000 per year in the following categories:
– Community Wellbeing: Initiatives delivered by organisations supporting people with disabilities, or otherwise marginalised individuals, primarily with the objective to secure employment pathways.
– Public Health: Community-led implementation of public health measures that aim to improve the long-term health and wellbeing outcomes of communities.
Closes Thursday, 18 June, 5pm
Information & EOI: Community Wellbeing | Public Health
IMPACT100 Sydney North Grants
Primary grant of at least $100,000 and three smaller Impact Grants for organisations in the Greater Sydney region assisting vulnerable children, youth, and people at risk.
Closes Monday, 6 July