Relationships Australia Canberra and Region https://racr.org.au These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 15. Relaxing into Parenting and Baby Makes 3 Intake Assessment Form https://racr.org.au/courses/relaxing-into-parenting-and-baby-makes-3-intake-assessment-form No publisher admin 2020-02-21T01:25:18Z Form Folder Building Better Relationships group intake form https://racr.org.au/courses/building-better-relationships-group-intake-form No publisher admin 2020-02-14T04:15:00Z Form Folder Project Leader Counselling and Support Service – for people affected by Disability Royal Commission (DRC) https://racr.org.au/about-us/employment/project-leader-counselling-and-support-service-2013-for-people-affected-by-disability-royal-commission-drc Relationships Australia Canberra & Region is looking for a Project Leader Counselling and Support Service – for people affected by Disability Royal Commission (DRC), to be based in Deakin, ACT. No publisher careers 2020-02-14T00:17:22Z Vacancy Administration Assistant – Deakin, ACT https://racr.org.au/about-us/employment/administration-assistant-2013-deakin-act Relationships Australia Canberra and Region is seeking applicants for the Administration Assistant position in Deakin, ACT. No publisher careers 2020-02-13T05:54:10Z Vacancy Upcoming courses https://racr.org.au/news-and-events/upcoming-courses We have a variety of relationship education courses commencing in the near future. General course information is available on our courses page. For more detailed information please call (02) 6122 7100 or email groups@racr.org.au

]]> No publisher Ros 2020-01-23T23:55:00Z News Item Mediator / Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) - (Re-advertised) https://racr.org.au/about-us/employment/family-dispute-resolution-practitioner-1 Relationships Australia Canberra and Region is seeking applicants for the Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner position in Deakin, ACT and Wagga Wagga, NSW. No publisher careers 2020-01-23T05:10:00Z Vacancy Right Birth Your Choice https://racr.org.au/courses/right-birth-your-choice This group helps couples expecting a baby to make informed choices about healthcare during pregnancy and childbirth.  

Sponsored by the Canberra Mothercraft Society.

There is no cost associated with this group however it is a requirement that you book in to attend.

The group will take place on Sundays from 10:00am to 3:30pm at
Relationships Australia Canberra & Region, 15 Napier Close, Deakin.

For further information or to book your place, please call (02) 61227100 or email: groups@racr.org.au

Dates:

  • 31 May 2020; and
  • 14 June 2020.
]]> No publisher Ros 2020-01-23T03:35:00Z Page Parenting After Separation https://racr.org.au/courses/parenting-after-separation-1 This group is for separating and separated couples. They look at strategies to co-parent during and after separation, explore issues such as parenting from a distance, conflict with a former partner and the children's reactions to separation.
There is no cost associated with this group however it is a requirement that you book in to attend.

Please register your interest to attend by calling (02) 61227100 or email: groups@racr.org.au

 

]]> No publisher Ros 2020-01-23T03:30:00Z Page Building Better Relationships https://racr.org.au/courses/building-better-relationships This group helps couples to strengthen their relationship, explore how to manage conflicts more compassionately, deepen friendship and intimacy and share life purpose and dreams.  

This group has a female and male facilitator.

There is no cost associated with this group however it is a requirement that you book in to attend.

The group will take place on Saturdays from 10:00am until 4:00pm at
Relationships Australia Canberra & Region, 15 Napier Close, Deakin.

To book your place email us at groups@racr.org.au

If you require any further information please call (02) 61227100 or email your enquiry to groups@racr.org.au

Group 1
Dates:

  • 29 February 2020
  • 14 March 2020
  • 28 March 2020; and
  • 4 April 2020

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    Group 2
    Dates:

  • 16 May 2020;
  • 30 May 2020;
  • 13 June 2020 and
  • 27 June 2020
    • ]]>     No publisher Ros 2020-01-23T01:25:00Z Page     Disability Royal Commission Counselling and Support Service https://racr.org.au/services/disability-royal-commission-counselling-and-support-service A counselling and support service for people with disabilities, their families, carers and any others affected by the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disabilities. The Disability Royal Commission started in 2019 and will run for three years.  It will look at ways to protect people with disabilities from experiencing violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation.

    Our services

    We offer:

    • Information about the Disability Royal Commission,
    • Support to make decisions about whether, and how, to share your story with the Commissioners,
    • Trauma informed person-centered counselling,
    • Information and help to access other services that you may need including legal advice, advocacy, financial support, housing and mental health and
    • Information about the impacts of trauma and skills and strategies to manage these.

    What to expect

    We have mulita-disciplinary teams of qualified and experienced psychologists, social workers and counsellors.  They will work collaboratively with you to meet your individual needs.  They will ensure that you feel safe to discuss your issues and that all sessions are strictly confidential.

    Connecting with our services

    For more information, support or to refer someone, contact us by phone or email during office hours:

    We are able to offer appointments:

    • at our offices in Canberra, the Riverina and the NSW south coast,
    • come to you, or
    • offer counselling over the phone or via video conferencing.

    If you find it difficult to hear or to speak, you can contact us through the National Relay Service (NRS). Please call 133-677.

    If you require support in another language, you can use the Translating Interpreting Service (TIS) free of charge by

    • calling us and asking for an interpreter or
    • calling TIS on 131 450 and asking to be connected to us on (02) 6122-7100.

    Cost

    This is a free service funded by the Commonwealth Government.

    ]]>     No publisher Ros 2020-01-09T04:20:00Z Page     Disability Royal Commission Counselling and Support Service https://racr.org.au/disability-royal-commission-counselling-and-support-service At Relationships Australia Canberra & Region we provide a counselling and support service for people with disabilities, their families, carers and any others affected by the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disabilities. The Disability Royal Commission started in 2019 and will run for three years.  It will look at ways to protect people with disabilities from experiencing violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation.

    Our services

    We offer:

    • Information about the Disability Royal Commission,
    • Support to make decisions about whether, and how, to share your story with the Commissioners,
    • Trauma informed counselling,
    • Information and help to access other services that you may need including legal advice, advocacy, financial support, housing and mental health and
    • Information about the impacts of trauma and skills and strategies to manage these.

    What to expect

    We have multi-disciplinary teams of qualified and experienced psychologists, social workers and counsellors.  They will work collaboratively with you to meet your individual needs.  They will ensure that you feel safe to discuss your issues and that all sessions are strictly confidential.

    Connecting with our services

    For more information, support or to refer someone, contact us by phone or email during office hours:

    We are able to offer appointments:

    • at our offices in Canberra, the Riverina and the NSW south coast,
    • where you live, or
    • over the phone or via video conferencing.

    If you find it difficult to hear or to speak, you can contact us through the National Relay Service (NRS). Please call 133-677.

    If you require support in another language, you can use the Translating Interpreting Service (TIS) free of charge by

    • calling us and asking for an interpreter or
    • calling TIS on 131 450 and asking to be connected to us on (02) 6122-7100.

    Cost

    This is a free service funded by the Commonwealth Government.

    ]]>     No publisher Ros 2020-01-09T03:50:00Z News Item     Carousel Banners https://racr.org.au/carousel No publisher Iris 2020-01-05T23:37:19Z Folder Relationships Australia Annual Report 2018-2019 https://racr.org.au/resources/annual-reports/annual-report-2018-2019 Click here to download the report

    ]]>     No publisher Ros 2019-12-12T03:55:00Z Page     Past Annual Reports https://racr.org.au/resources/annual-reports/past-annual-reports No publisher Ros 2019-12-12T03:23:41Z Folder About us https://racr.org.au/about-us/about-us-text About Relationships Australia Canberra & Region

    We are an independent, not-for-profit organisation committed to enhancing relationships to foster personal and community wellbeing.

    At Relationships Australia Canberra & Region we believe everyone is entitled to positive and healthy relationships, whether these relationships are at work or in our personal lives. Our aim is to ease the suffering and distress of vulnerable and disadvantaged people, building their physical, social and emotional well-being.

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    Our History

    Relationships Australia was established in 1948 to support Australian soldiers returning from World War II to reconnect with their families. In 1994 our name was changed from the National Marriage Guidance Council of Australia to Relationships Australia to reflect the changing needs and family choices of Australians.

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    Our Board

    Relationships Australia Canberra & Region is governed by a Board which operates within the parameters of our Constitution to ensure the wellbeing of people living in the ACT and southern NSW.

    The Board exercises a consultative and participative approach to its areas of governance responsibility: leadership, planning, policy, monitoring results, financial matters, employment of CEO, risk management, accountability, external relationships, and Board performance.  The Board has a mix of skills, including in the areas of finance, legal, regional and rural, research and policy, marketing and communications, Indigenous and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities and consumer groups.

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    Senior Executive

     

    Employment

     

    Reconciliation Action Plan

     

    Strategic Plan 2018-2021

     

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