Save the Date: 2026 Bayside Community Walk Against Gender-Based Violence

Bayside Council community walk in acknowledgement of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. The walk is approximately 1.5km and takes around 20 minutes. BBQ breakfast, formal proceedings, and community information stalls at Depena Reserve.
Friday, 4 December, 7.30am
Meet at Ramsgate Life Saving Club, 274 The Grand Parade, Ramsgate Beach to walk to Depena Reserve, Russell Ave, Dolls Point

National Suicide Prevention Strategy Community Toolkit

An accompanying resource to the Australian Government National Suicide Prevention Strategy, this toolkit helps communities hold conversations about suicide and take action to prevent it. Designed to strengthen wellbeing, connection, and hope, it includes an adaptable slide deck, a facilitator guide, videos, and templates.
National Suicide Prevention Strategy Community Toolkit | National Suicide Prevention Strategy

This post expires on Tuesday 22 December 2026

Services Australia Child Support Resources for Community Groups

Resources to help community organisations share information about Child Support and support separated parents or non-parent carers. Materials include frequently asked questions, self-print posters, social media tiles, talking points, and guidance to communicate the retirement of the Express Plus Child Support mobile app.
Resources website

This post expires on Tuesday 22 December 2026

On-demand Online Course: Measuring Social Impact – Part 1

UTS Open self-paced course equips participants to measure social impact. They will learn to conduct evidence-based, methodologically-rigorous program evaluations, and develop a theory of change and a practical logic model linking planned activities to intended short- and long-term program outcomes.
This course can be followed by “Measuring Social Impact – Part 2” which will equip participants with the tools, processes and means to correctly measure social impact programs.
Measuring Social Impact – Part 1 Course

This post expires on Tuesday 22 December 2026

Carer, Family & Kin Inclusive Practice: Guide for Alcohol & Other Drug (AOD) Organisations

Carers NSW and The Buttery resource includes tools and practical information to help AOD services to consistently recognise, respond to and support families, carers and kin affected by AOD use without extending scope, creating new compliance burdens, or requiring staff to deliver specialist family interventions.
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This post expires on Tuesday 22 December 2026

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