As parents, there are some conversations we know matter deeply, even if they feel hard to start. Keeping our children safe is one of them. That is why we are sharing an upcoming workshop that may support families in building confidence around these important topics. Parent Workshop: Keeping Children Safe from Sexual Harm This workshop, […]
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Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be physically and mentally demanding. That’s why it’s crucial for carers to take time for themselves. This is where the “Taking Care of Carers” event comes in, hosted by Wellways Carer Gateway. The Details This event will take place on Wednesday, April 15th,
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Taking the kids to the orchestra might sound like a big outing, but sometimes it turns out to be one of those magical family moments you didn’t expect. This September, our friends at the Sydney Symphony Orchestra are bringing a beautiful family concert to the Sydney Opera House with a performance of Carnival of the
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We all deserve the best care when we’re unwell, especially in emergencies. However, people with neurodivergent conditions, like autism or ADHD, can face challenges when interacting with paramedics or other healthcare workers. That’s why Western Sydney University (WSU) is running a research project called Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Emergency Healthcare. This study is designed to
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The Liverpool City Council Seniors Festival 2026 includes an important community event, Facing Dementia Together. As part of the wider NSW Seniors Festival, this session focuses on practical information, clear guidance and real support for people impacted by dementia. Dementia affects many families across South West Sydney. It can be confronting, confusing and at times
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Let’s be honest… every year, the Easter Hat Parade sneaks up on us. One minute it’s Week 5 of term, and the next we’re standing in the craft aisle at 8pm clutching a packet of pipe cleaners trying to figure out how on earth you’re meant to get those tiny fake baby chickens to actually
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Fairfield City Council is developing the Fairfield Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2026 to 2030. This plan will guide how Council improves access and inclusion for people with disability across Fairfield City over the next five years. Council wants feedback from people who live this every day. That includes people with disability, carers, families, service providers,
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Once upon a time, Valentine’s Day meant getting dressed up, going out for dinner, and having a full conversation without interruption. Now it often means juggling school runs, searching for clean socks, and only realising it’s Valentine’s Day because a child brings home a piece of heart artwork that will live on the fridge for
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There are some nights you just do not want to miss, and the 2026 Foundation of Hope Charity Ball is one of them. Set in the elegant Novella on the Park, this is more than just a beautiful evening out. It is a celebration of community, generosity, and hope. From the moment you arrive, you
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Raising children in today’s digital landscape can feel overwhelming. Between social media, online gaming, livestreaming, and constant connectivity, parents often struggle to understand what their children are really doing online and how to keep them safe. That’s why the upcoming Keeping Children Safe Online event is such an important opportunity for families. This free online
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
‘Our mission is to empower children and adults with autism and their families through knowledge and support’
