Creative Coordination and Plan Training

24/10/2025

Youth Live4Life are back with our last FREE Youth Mental Health First Aid training for 2025! 🙌

This training program will be a blended-delivery, meaning that you complete online modules followed by a one-day course on held on Monday 3rd November, 8:30am - 4:30pm at Lowanna College in Newborough.

Spots are strictly limited and filling fast so register today at 👉 https://www.healthassembly.org.au/learn/projects/mental-health/youth-mental-health-first-aid-registration/

For more information, please contact Jessica via jessica.possart@healthassembly.org.au or 0484 133 732.

30/09/2025

Don’t miss our first craft afternoon next Thursday

22/09/2025

September is FASD Awareness Month.

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is the leading cause of preventable brain injury, and affects 1 in 30 children in Australia. FASD is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition caused by prenatal alcohol exposure.

FASD Hub Australia and National Organisation for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Australia are helping to raise awareness through the campaign.

We’re often asked if people with FASD are eligible for the National Assistance Card - the answer is yes.✅

The National Assistance Card recognises FASD as a brain injury and can support people to communicate their needs in the community.

12/09/2025

🏕 Family Camp Applications – Closing Friday🏕

🛶LICOLA FAMILY CAMP
When: Friday 24- Sunday 26 October, 2025
Where: Licola Wilderness Village, Licola

⛺️PHILLIP ISLAND FAMILY CAMP
When: Friday 7- Sunday 9 November, 2025
Where: CYC – The Island, Phillip Island

🌠Expression of interest now open🌠
https://forms.gle/LjDiWZTGAsUBBNuk6
Applications close: Friday 5 September

12/09/2025

Better Coordination = A Better NDIS.

It takes less than a minute to sign the petition today.

https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN7619

11/09/2025

11/09/2025

A new crafty group is starting on Thursday 2nd October at 1pm in Bass. Bring a friend or come by yourself and knit, crochet, weave, paint or whatever and chat or just listen and laugh. Devonshire tea/coffee included for just $10.
Contact Carol for any further details 0409 186 597 or send us a message.

26/08/2025

We regulate disability workers who provide services to people with disability in Victoria. Our role is to minimise harm, improve the quality of disability services, and support people with disability to choose safe, high-quality workers.

We do this by:

• Regulating both registered and unregistered disability workers
• Offering and promoting a voluntary registration scheme designed to lift workforce standards and recognise registered disability workers
• Encouraging, assessing, and managing complaints, referrals, and mandatory notifications about disability worker conduct
• Monitoring and enforcing compliance with mandatory standards, registration requirements, and practice standards for workers
• Maintaining and strengthening relationships with co-regulators, regulatory partners, and service users
• Through these activities, we aim to ensure people with disability have confidence in the workers who support them.

To read more visit www.vdwc.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-05/VDWC%20Regulatory%20approach.pdf