TAFE NSW Eora College Certificate II in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts (Darlington – Out of area)

The course will give students the skills they need to develop their creative practice. They will learn to collaborate on community art projects, build their portfolio and create their career as an artist.
Commences Monday, 27 July, part-time (12 hours per week), for 6 months
TAFE NSW Eora College, 333 Abercrombie St, Darlington
Flyer | Enrolment | Contact: Caitlin.faulkner3@tafensw.edu.au

TAFE NSW Eora College Certificate III in Community Dance, Theatre & Events (Darlington – Out of area)

The course offers a unique opportunity to develop students’ creative skills while learning in a culturally safe and supportive environment grounded in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander protocols.
Mondays & Tuesdays, 9am-4pm & Wednesdays, 9am-12pm, 22 July to 2 December
TAFE NSW Eora College, 333 Abercrombie St, Darlington
Flyer | Contact: Kallie Fernando, Kallie.Hickling1@tafensw.edu.au

How to Recognise Youth Homelessness: Resource Cards for Youth

The BEAR Project by Project Youth has launched “Friends Care,” an online and physical resource empowering youth to support peers experiencing or at risk of homelessness. It raises awareness of warning signs and provides practical guidance on how to safely help friends connect with appropriate support services.
Download cards: How to Recognise Youth Homelessness & How to Care for a Friend | For hard copies to share with your community, contact Natasha Ransford, natashar@projectyouth.org.au | BEAR Project website

This post expires on Wednesday 9 September 2026

Stall Holders & Sponsors Expressions of Interest: Migrant Information Day (MID) 2026 (Rockdale)

St George Multicultural Network Migrant Information Day (MID) will be held Wednesday, 7 October, in Rockdale. The aim is to welcome new arrivals to the region, provide information about services available, and celebrate the diversity of the area. EOI is open to service providers to hold information stalls on the day (closes Friday, 14 August), as well as sponsors for the event (closes Friday, 10 July).
Stall holder EOI form | Sponsorship prospectus | Sponsorship EOI form

Become a Volunteer Handyperson for Kai’Mia Community Garden (Gymea)

The Community Garden is a small, welcoming space that needs an extra pair of hands. Tasks may include lifting and moving pots, helping with general garden maintenance, and assisting with small practical jobs around the garden. Each week, the harvest is shared with everyone who is there on the day.
Tuesdays, 9.30am-11.30am (or as needed)
Gymea Community Centre, 39 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea
Flyer | Contact: Brenda Eggleton, 9524 9559 or reception@kaimia.org.au

This post expires on Monday 7 September 2026

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

This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026

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

This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026

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