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When Should I Seek Counselling for my Child?

Living in a rural area is often a rewarding lifestyle but can at times be lonely experience – whether you’ve lived there your whole life, or if you’ve just relocated.

Dividing Time Over the Holidays: A Guide for Separated Parents

If you’ve recently separated, holidays can be tough. Create a positive and memorable Christmas Holidays for your children by creating a plan for co-parenting.

Easing the Stress of Separation with Property Mediation

Helpful tips to come to agreement over your property division through mediation. Find a workable solution that both parties are comfortable with and ease the stress of your separation.

Safe Spaces for Families: What to Expect From the Children’s Contact Service

Learn more about our Children’s Contact Service and the services we provide to support separated families.

Respectful Conversations: ‘the Voice’ Referendum

Either way you decide to vote, it’s important to be respectful in all conversations about ‘the Voice’ referendum.

You’re invited: Wagga “It’s Our Turn” Disability Storytelling Event

We’re teaming up with This Is My Brave Australia (TIMBA) to host a special storytelling event at Wagga’s CSU Playhouse on 8 July 2023 – “It’s Our Turn”.

Supporting the Riverina’s Rural Communities

Living in a rural area is often a rewarding lifestyle but can at times be lonely experience – whether you’ve lived there your whole life, or if you’ve just relocated.

Voices of Gambling Harm

It is difficult to recognise when gambling becomes harmful. Markus shares his story about how gambling harm impacted his life and his ongoing journey to positive change. He tackles the barriers that may prevent gamblers from reaching out for support.

Neighbour Day

We can all play a role, no matter how big or small, in creating a community where everyone feels that they belong. Recently we celebrated Neighbour Day, the national “call-to-action” day to promote connection in communities.

Relationships Indicators 2022

Relationships Australia conducted a national survey on the state of relationships in 2022. This survey has provided us with Relationship Indicators, helping to inform our efforts to support all Australians to achieve positive and respectful relationships.

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Relationships Australia Canberra & Region Incorporated is accredited by Quality Innovation Performance (QIP) against the QIC Health and Community Services Standards 7th Ed.

In the spirit of reconciliation, Relationships Australia Canberra & Region acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples visiting this website.