This course is designed for adults wanting to increase their knowledge about common mental health problems experienced by young people as well as develop skills and confidence to support young people seek help and maintain good mental health. The course is held over four sessions and participants must complete all four to qualify as a first aider.
This course is designed for adults wanting to increase their knowledge about common mental health problems experienced by young people as well as develop skills and confidence to support young people seek help and maintain good mental health. The course is held over four sessions and participants must complete all four to qualify as a first aider.
Act today for a reconciled tomorrow.
Join us in welcoming Yoorrook Justice Commission’s Brent Ryan Assistant Director, Education; and Nick Butera, Community Engagement Manager.
Brent and Nick will be presenting on the last 12 months of Truth Telling across the State and the very important role of Truth Receivers.
Doors open from 6pm for a 7pm sharp start.
Do you need to refresh your skills as a Mental Health First Aider to help young people experiencing mental health problems?
This course is designed for adults who have completed Youth Mental Health First Aid and wish to refresh their knowlede about common mental health problems experienced by young people, as well as strengthen your skills and confidence to support young people seek help and maintain good mental health.
Course delivery is a mix of theory presentation, case studies, films and group discussions.
Numbers are limited so please book early.
On the Land of the Taungurung People, this is one of three events to celebrate Reconciliation Week across the Macedon Ranges.
Each event will be celebrating the region’s rich Indigenous heritage and offering a unique opportunity to learn from Traditional Owners and Custodians connection Country.
On the Land of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung People this is one of three events to celebrate Reconciliation Week across the Macedon Ranges.
Each event will be celebrating the region’s rich Indigenous heritage and offering a unique opportunity to learn from Traditional Owners and Custodians connection Country.
This course is designed for adults wanting to increase their knowledge about common mental health problems experienced by young people as well as develop skills and confidence to support young people seek help and maintain good mental health. The course is held over four sessions and participants must complete all four to qualify as a first aider.
This course is designed for adults wanting to increase their knowledge about common mental health problems experienced by young people as well as develop skills and confidence to support young people seek help and maintain good mental health. The course is held over four sessions and participants must complete all four to qualify as a first aider.
Come along to help in Storm Recovery efforts by painting Pardalote nesting boxes.
Come along to help in Storm Recovery efforts by painting Pardalote nesting boxes.
Join us on the 4th Friday of the month, from March to July, 10am to 12.30pm for games of 500, mahjong, chess, scrabble and backgammon.
Travel the shire's villages to meet, gather and keep connected with like-minded individuals in our community who are over 55.
All levels of experience welcome.
Free tea, coffee and light refreshments from 12pm to 12.30pm.
Learn how to help young people experiencing mental health problems by participating in one of Council’s award-winning Youth Mental Health First Aid courses this year.
The program teaches participants first aid skills to give initial help to young people who are in a mental health crisis situation or in the early stages of a mental illness.
The course covers various mental health problems experienced by young people and is delivered using case studies, films and group discussions.
Participants must attend all sessions to qualify as a first aider.
A course manual and refreshments are included.
Numbers are limited so please book early.
