Emergency Food Relief
Last week, Fams provided details for Service NSW emergency food relief.
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Public Health Order Compliance
Yesterday, Fams was joined (at ridiculously short notice) by Angus McFarland, Assistant Secretary of the ASU NSW & ACT Services Branch, and David Prior, Workplace Relations Specialist at Jobs Australia.
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Toward Access and Equity Research Study
The Research Centre for Children and Families is undertaking research to explore professional views of influences on parenting capacity assessments with parents with intellectual disability in New South Wales.
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ARACY Release “What’s in the Nest?”
ARACY have released the new ‘What’s in the Nest’ resource. The Nest is a versatile, evidence-based and prevention-focused wellbeing framework for children and young people developed by ARACY in 2012 in partnership with 150 organisations and close to 4000 children, young people and experts.
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Please Help Us Be Your Voice
Since the COVID-19 pandemic appeared in March 2020, Fams has been working closely with the sector to learn and understand what you need to keep working safely.
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In Conversation With During Lockdown – Follow Up
We were delighted to welcome The Hon Alister Henskens SC MP, Minister for Families, Communities and Disability Services, on Tuesday at our weekly In Conversation During Lockdown.
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Targeted Earlier Intervention: Getting Ready for Reports
Try, test and learn is well and truly over and the first compulsory data reporting period for TEI (January to end June 2021) is closed.
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The Hon. Minister Alister Henskens joins the Conversation
Fams is delighted to welcome Minister Alister Henskens to our weekly In Conversation During Lockdown on Tuesday 24 August from 1.30-2.00pm.
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SSTF funds released
The NSW Government will contribute the remaining $5.5 million from the Social Sector Transformation Fund (SSTF) to more than 550 organisations to help improve digital service delivery.
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Young Aboriginal people invited to join Youth Advisory Committee (YAC)
The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council’s (NSWALC) has recently opened applications for its Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) and is seeking applications from young Aboriginal people between the ages of 18 and 25.
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