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| Project for Homeless Youth |
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| The Project for Homeless Youth offers crisis accommodation at Lawson House for homeless youth aged 12-15 years, medium term accommodation at Bannister House for young people aged 15-18 years. |
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| Anxiety support group |
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| The objective of the Anxiety Recovery Support Group is to provide people who experience anxiety with the guidance, methods and techniques that will allow them to significantly reduce and eventually overcome debilitating anxiety.
The support group is also a forum in which people can share their experiences and gain support from others who have had similar experiences.
The objective of the Social Anxiety Support Group is to allow people working through social anxiety to come together to share their experiences, to gain support from others who have had similar experiences, and to acquire new learning regarding how to overcome social anxiety and become more socially confident. |
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| logan beaudesert allied health |
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| Logan and Beaudesert Community and Allied Health Services include child health support for parents and infants, aged care, rehabilitation, school health, chronic disease care and support, child and adult therapy, social work and alcohol tobacco and other drugs service, mental health and oral health.
Services are also available at Beenleigh Community Health Services, 10 to 18 Mt Warren Boulevard, Mt Warren Park, ph 3290 9811 or fax 3290 9899. |
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| nambour and district care |
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| Nambour and District Care provide assistance for people living in the Maroochy Shire who are assessed as eligible for Home and Community Care (HACC) services.
Services include
* Shopping Assistance
* Transport to medical appointments
* Centre based respite care
* Home based respite care
* Home modifications
* Carers Support Groups |
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| southern cross |
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| Southern Cross Care Community Services was established with the prime objective to provide a comprehensive and integrated range of home care and support services to assist people to live independently in the community. Southern Cross Care Community Services works independently and in collaboration with many of the community groups to structure services that meet individual and family needs.
A range of services provided by Southern Cross Care Community Services include:
* Nursing Services:
General nursing all levels, palliative care, pre and post hospitalisation, wound care, continence management, case management and co-ordination of care.
* Personal Care Services:
Providing personal care for all activities of daily living, providing personal care for very complex and high care needs, providing personal care for all levels of disability.
* Home Help:
Domestic services, meal preparation, shopping and transport.
* Respite Services:
Services to support the family in caring for loved ones at home.
* Equipment - sales and hire, relief staff and support staff for other community agencies. Networking and resources services are also offered by Southern Cross Care Community Services.
Southern Cross Care Community Services provides the highest quality of service at the lowest possible cost. |
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| infant clinic |
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| The aim of the Infant Clinic is to provide parents and infants (birth to 2 years of age) with the opportunity to resolve early childhood difficulties by helping to identify and contain anxieties and stresses that inhibit growth and development. Sleeping, feeding, separation and other difficulties are common during this time.
The Infant Clinic can help families in this crucial period of child development. The Infant Clinic focuses on the parent-child relationship and helps to understand and explore the family's concerns.
The clinic has a part-time staff team consisting of professionals from different backgrounds with an interest in working with infants and parents. |
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| victims counselling |
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| The Victims Counselling and Support Services (VCSS) is provided by Relationships Australia and is funded through the Queensland Government Department of Communities for the people of Queensland.
VCSS provides a 24 hour telephone referral service and information line for those affected by crime. In addition, we provide a range of counselling and support services to assist people whose lives have been impacted by crime to try to resume their lives.
Counsellors are qualified and experienced in providing support to people affected by crime and have received training specific to VCSS. In addition, all services are provided under strict ethical and confidential guidelines ensuring the privacy of all who access the service.
Relationships Australia provides services in the following Queensland locations: Airlie Beach, Bowen, Bundaberg, Cairns, Caloundra, Gladstone, Gold Coast (Southport, Mermaid Beach, Palm Beach), Gympie, Hervey Bay, Ipswich, Logan, Mackay, Mt Gravatt, Noosaville, Redlands, Rockhampton, Spring Hill, Strathpine, Toowoomba, Townsville, West End and Windsor. |
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| Cancer Support - Southside |
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| The Southside Cancer Support Group is a group of cancer patients who may be joined by family members and friends to meet regularly about common issues and to provide emotional and physical support to one another. The group does not target specific cancer patients and therefore membership is open to all cancer patients. |
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| Lifeline - Fraser Youth |
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| Lifeline Fraser District provides support and counselling for young people and their families. The service is offered to young people of high school age enrolled in high school or TAFE. The service seeks to support young people who may be at risk of not completing their senior phase of high school. Support and counselling covers a range of issues experienced by young people that may prevent them from completing high school. In addition the service can provide resources for families to assist in parenting issues.
Contact relevant phone number for details on venue
Hervey Bay 41243839
Maryborough 41222144
Gayndah 41408920
Gympie 54827742 or 0429876172
Services are free. All counselling staff includes psychologist, social workers and professional counsellors.
Crisis counselling is available on the Lifeline National telephone counselling line 13 11 14. |
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| Lifeline - Fraser Child |
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| Lifeline Fraser District provides child and family counselling and support for school aged children. Counselling can provide support for children and families experiencing challenges. Trauma counselling provided for children who have experienced or witness abuse in their lives. Other areas covered include safety issues such as domestic violence, child protection issues, advocacy for parents and education programs for parents.
Services are free. All counselling staff includes psychologist, social workers and professional counsellors.
Crisis counselling is available on the Lifeline National telephone counselling line 13 11 14. |
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| Lifeline - Fraser Gambling |
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| Gambling Help Service provides counselling and support for individuals and their families experiencing problems due to problem gambling. The Wide Bay Burnett Gambling Help Services provides face to face counselling in the Bundaberg and Fraser District area and phone counselling to the Burnett Region. Group programs are also provided in Bundaberg and Fraser District. Financial counselling can also be provided. Associated problems can be covered by this service such as anxiety, anger management, depression, domestic violence, family issues, loss and grief, suicide, self worth issues, trauma etc
Crisis counselling is available on the Lifeline National telephone counselling line 13 11 14. |
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| LIfeline - Fraser Budg |
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| Lifeline Fraser District provides a free advisory service for people with financial problems. The service provides clients with support to identify a range of practical options to assist them in managing their debt. Information can be also provided on bankruptcy. This is not a financial investment advisory service.
Counselling can also be provided for anxiety, anger management, depression, domestic violence, family issues, loss and grief, parent education, suicide, self worth issues, trauma and a range of other issues.
Services are free. All counselling staff includes psychologist, social workers and professional counsellors.
Crisis counselling is available on the Lifeline National telephone counselling line 13 11 14 |
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| ADRA Counselling |
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| ADRA is a community based organisation located throughout Queensland.
ADRA also offers counselling in the areas of Personal, Grief, Family, Financial and Couple Counselling.
Each centre has various other options available. |
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| Contact House - Wooloowin |
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| Contact House is a community based non-government agency which operates under the auspices of the Abused Child Trust.
Contact House works with children and families with Child protection concerns. The therapeutic program provides play therapy, individual, group and family counselling, health and education support. |
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| Community health - Kilcoy |
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| The Kilcoy Community Health Service provides a number of home and community services. These include Community Nursing, counselling, support, Home Care and Co-ordination of services to enable frail aged, younger disabled persons to remain in their home and avoid premature placement in an Aged Care facility. The service can also refer for contact by Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Sexual Assault Support service, Podiatry service, Diabetes Education Clinic, Aged Care Assessment Team, Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drugs Service, Child Health, Dietician, Mental Health Services, both adult and child. No referral needed. Services are free. |
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| COTA Brisbane |
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| Council on the Ageing Queensland Inc (COTA Q) is a peak consumer organisation for people over the age of 50. COTA Q works to promote and protect the well-being of all older people through policy development and analysis, the management of community projects and providing education and information. |
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| Mental health - Chinchilla |
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| Mental Health Services offer a free and confidential service specialising in the treatment of individuals who have or are at risk of developing moderate to severe mental illness.
A team of mental health professionals offers medical and psychiatric assessment of existing or possible mental health problems, design and implementation of therapy, case management, counselling, crisis intervention, and community liaison and education.
The full range of mental health problems is catered for including severe emotional disturbance, anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders, and psychotic illnesses.
For after hours treatment of an acute mental illness episode or psychiatric crisis contact the Accident and Emergency Department of the nearest Hospital, or TACT (07) 4616 5210. |
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| Mental Health Promo - Brisbane |
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| The Mental Health Promotion Program (formerly known as Young People at Risk Program) is an initiative of Queensland Health and aims to improve the health and well-being of young people (0 - 24 years of age).
The Program is designed to:
* increase understanding throughout the community of mental health and of the factors influencing the health and well - being.
* enhance community participation in programs and activities and improve awareness of and access to support services.
* facilitate partnerships and links across sectors with key stakeholders to improve planning, collaboration and service delivery in relation to mental health promotion. |
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| Pine Riv Commu Health Cen |
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| Community Health services vary from centre to centre and include family health services, mental health services for children, youth and adults, oral health services for eligible clients, child development services, child health services, HACC, community health nursing services and confidential counselling. Referrals to self-help groups and health welfare services, drug education and drug dependence programs may be available. Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander services may also be available.
Some Community Health Centres offer access to Home and Community Care (HACC) programs. HACC programs are a joint state and federal government initiative which provides frail aged people and people with a disability access to practical services which assist them to continue living in their own home. Support services are also available for carers. Services which may be available to eligible clients include domestic assistance, social support, home nursing and personal care, respite care (in home and centre - based), home maintenance or minor modifications, allied health services (such as podiatry, dietetics, physiotherapy and speech pathology) and referral to other support services where needed (such as Meals on Wheels). Fees apply to certain HACC services, but special arrangements may be made for people who cannot afford these costs. |
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| Child and Youth Toowoomba |
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| As part of the Acute and Community Mental Health Service, CYMHS provides a specialised mental health service for children and youth up to 18 years of age, who are at risk of developing or are experiencing severe and complex emotional and behavioural disorders and are living in the Toowoomba Health Service District.
CYMHS is a secondary referral service and as such requires a referral from a health professional, school guidance officer or other counsellor. In cases of acute need, parents or the young person can access the service directly.
It is essential that the family and as appropriate, the young person is aware of the referral. In situations where consent is not given, the referring person can discuss this with the CYMHS intake officer to determine how the referral can be facilitated.
CYMHS staff are rostered for intake duty and can be contacted by phone between 8.30am and 4.30pm. If at this time the young person is not considered appropriate for the service, a staff member will facilitate any referral to another agency as appropriate.
Following acceptance by CYMHS a case member is allocated who will make contact with the young person / family, the referring agent and other people involved in the young person's life or treatment, with written consent from the young person or the parent / carer.
The team includes a child Psychiatrist, Medical Officer, Psychologists, Mental Health Nurses, Social Workers, a Speech Pathologist and an Occupational Therapist. Case management is provided by the staff member most appropriate for the young person's difficulties and treatment will be either provided or facilitated by the case manager.
Treatments may include specific psychological or psychiatric treatments, individuals or family counselling, crisis intervention, community liaison and education. A 6 bed inpatient unit provides acute hospital care.
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| Mental health - logan hospital |
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| The Logan-Beaudesert Mental Health Service offers free and confidential specialised services to individuals who are suffering from mental disorders and serious mental health problems in the Logan-Beaudesert Health Service District. The aim of the service is to promote, improve and maintain the mental health of people in the District.
Care is prioritised to those who have serious illness, and suffer the greatest disability and handicap. Acceptance for treatment is a clinical decision based on an individual assessment by a Mental Health Professional and discussed with the multidisciplinary team.
The team of mental health professionals offers psychiatric assessment, design and implementation of treatment therapies, case management, crisis intervention and community liaison and education.
The service will not accept individuals for treatment whose primary problems are alcohol or drug abuse, intellectual disability, relationship problems.
The mental health service provides assessment and treatment for the full range of mental health diagnosis including schizophrenia, paranoid psychosis, drug induced psychosis, bipolar mood disorder, major depression, dysthymia, severe anxiety adjustment disorder and personality disorder.
Mental health assessments can be accessed through a number of service sites. During normal working hours, people can access the service through the Community Mental Health Services as well as Logan Hospital. Outside normal working hours, assessments are accessed through Logan Hospital Emergency Department.
Logan Central Community Adult Mental Health Service and Beenleigh Community Adult Mental Health Service are open between 8.30 am and 5.00 pm weekdays. They provide an assessment service, with referral to other agencies if necessary, case management including home visiting, psychiatric medical treatment and monitoring, liaison with other agencies, family education and support. The service is a multi-disciplinary with specific discipline therapies available.
The Child and Youth Mental Services provide community based services from 8.30 am to 5.00pm weekdays. It provides assessment and treatment for children young people (aged 0 to 18) whose disorders are sever and complex, or at risk of becoming so and whose needs cannot be met by other services. Family, school and other agency involvement is an integral part of the team's philosophy.
Currently Logan Hospital - Division of Mental Health has 40 adult beds and 10 adolescent beds to provide hospitalisation for people with acute mental health disorders.
For after hours assessment/ treatment for an acute mental illness episode or psychiatric crisis contact Emergency Department of the nearest hospital.
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| AIDS Ciuncil QLD Brisbane |
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| The Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC) offers HIV health promotion services for gay and bisexual men, their peers and related services. |
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| Breast Screen QLD Bundaberg |
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| BreastScreen Qld Services are part of the BreastScreen Qld Program that is coordinated by the Cancer Screening Services Unit, Qld Health. For the cost of a local call, women can make an appointment for a breastscreen by phoning 13 20 50.
This is a free service to women aged 40 years and over. Individual and group bookings are available and no doctors referral is necessary. Staff are available to speak free of charge to community and workplace groups upon request. The service is available in Bundaberg and Hervey Bay Monday to Friday and the relocatable service visits other communities. |
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| CYMHS EHS |
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| The Child and Youth Mental Health Service offers a free and confidential service specialising in the treatment of children and youth 0 to 18 years of age who have, or are at risk of developing, emotional disturbance or major mental illness.
The CYMHS EHS is staffed by Mental Health professionals who offer mental health crisis assessment and after hours telephone support for individuals and carers including youth agencies.
The full range of mental health problems is catered for including severe emotional disturbance, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, other psychiatric illness, suicidal and self harming, depression, and psychotic illness.
The CYMHS EHS also provides limited outreach, youth worker training, agency liaison and community networking. During business hours call your nearest CYMHS clinic to make a referral to CYMHS. Refer to the White Pages Queensland Health listing.
From 9.30pm and on Sundays contact your nearest hospital in psychiatric emergencies or call 000.
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| MHATODS |
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| MHATODS offers an integrated mental health and drug and alcohol service to young people detained in the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre (BYDC). Young people's involvement with the Service is voluntary and it offers them the same quality of professional services which would be available to their peers in the community. Uniquely in Queensland, it also offers both mental health and substance abuse treatment in one integrated service usually with the same therapist involved. Referral can be made by staff of BYDC, Child Safety Officers, Juvenile Justice workers, family members and Child and Youth Mental Heath Service workers.
MHATODS has a multidisciplinary team consisting of consultant psychiatrist, social work, psychology, indigenous health staff and admin support.
MHATODS has a strong commitment to ensuring clinical follow up where required for young people on their release from detention and has strong links with the Child and Youth Forensic Outreach Service whose role it is to facilitate that transition. |
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| kinkare |
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| KinKare was formed to provide peer support to grandparents and kin carers with full time care for their grandchildren and young relatives. It assists in distributing information of relevance to members as well as offering social activities. The service currently operates in Beenleigh and Nerang areas as well as the Sunshine Coast. For information please contact main phone number. |
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| connect a vet |
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| Connect A Vet is a program of the Connect The Coast Association. The program works with a group of younger war veterans and returned service personnel who are generally receiving a disability pension for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The group meets weekly and provide peer support for each other as well as undertaking volunteer work in other veterans homes and gardens. |
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| forensic outreach |
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| The Child and Youth Forensic Outreach Service (CYFOS) provides support to agencies working with young people who have mental health and juvenile justice issues. (Juvenile justice issues are defined as involved in, or at risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system.)
CYFOS provide services throughout the Central and Southern Health Zones of Queensland and operate on a consultation - liaison model. This includes advice and information, assistance with intervention planning, specialised assessments and training. Many clients in the target population have complex needs and CYFOS have a role in facilitating collaborative interagency intervention planning. |
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| caring conn |
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| Caring Connections offer persons dealing with a life-threatening illness volunteer services such as companionship, respite services, transport to medical appointments, shopping, taking client and carer on outings, practical support such as help with light washing, washing up, snack preparation and errands, socialisation and recreational activities, and massage of hands and feet of client. Volunteers continue to visit and support client and carer when client is admitted to one of the partner's facilities eg. Mt Olivet hospice.
Caring Connections also provide access to physical resources and information such as books and videos, carer education sessions, carer and client support groups, relaxation classes, art and music therapy groups, group outings, video evenings, access to counsellors and complementary therapy for a reduced fee. |
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| injectors health network |
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| Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN) services provided include a needle exchange service, educational activities and a resource library.
QuIHN also offers InHouse outpatient detox services which include at home and ambulatory detox, individual and group counselling, crisis support, education and specialist referral, education and counselling for significant others, a dual diagnosis group (Maise Program) MODS group (Psychological Education) and Women's Circle child friendly social group. |
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| Wesley Lodge |
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| The Wesley Rotary Lodge provides units for patients and families requiring treatment at any public hospital in Brisbane, in particular Wesley Hospital or Wesley Cancer Care Centre. Limited transport can be provided. These units are managed by Wesley Hospital. |
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| remote fam |
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| Remote Family Care Service offer short term inhome child care to families living within the boundaries set by RAFS (Remote Area Families Service). |
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| Advocay Supp Twmba |
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| The Advocacy and Support Centre (Inc) is compromised of four separate but co-operative units.
1.The Toowoomba Community Legal Service and Rural Women's Outreach Legal Service.
2.Tenancy Advice and Advocacy Service
3.Disability Advocacy and Project 300
4.Community Support Program
These services provide free advocacy, information advice and education, counselling and community education.
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| Micah Projects |
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| Micah Projects Inc provides support via the following projects:-
MICAH INNER CITY SERVICES - an integrated and cross-cultural response to homelessness, exclusion and vulnerability within the inner city of Brisbane.
YOUNG MOTHERS FOR YOUNG WOMEN - A peer support, education and advocacy service for young women under the age of 25 who are pregnant and parenting.
ROMIGA AND DISABILITY SERVICES - Supporting people with disabilities through lifestyle support, community linking, skill development and community participation.
ESTHER CENTRE - Addressing abuse of power in human services and faith communities.
COMMUNITY LINKING - supporting residents of privately owned boarding houses, supported accommodation facilities and private aged rental facilities to connect with their local communities.
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| contact house |
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| Contact House is a community based non-government agency which operates under the auspices of the Abused Child Trust. The treatment program for children and families offers individual counselling, couple counselling, family therapy and group therapy. |
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| Tenants Union ITEP |
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| The Tenants Union of Queensland Inc has a state office in Brisbane and a North Queensland office in Cairns.
The North Queensland office incorporates the Indigenous Tenants Education Project (ITEP). The ITEP has one full time worker, who provides tenancy advice and community education to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tenants and communities. The worker is based in the Cairns office and also travels to country and remote communities on Cape York Peninsula, in the Torres Strain, the Gulf country, Mount Isa and Central Queensland.
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| Graham House |
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| Graham House Community Centre provides space for meetings, support groups, emergency relief, financial counselling, a Centrelink Rural Agency, individual and family counselling, and budgeting. |
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| Amparo |
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| Amparo Advocacy Inc. provides advocacy and promotes the basic needs of, and fairness for, people from non-english speaking backgrounds with a disability. |
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| MARP |
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| Men in Relationships Program is funded by the Federal Family and Community Services Department (FaCs) and auspice by Lifeline Darling Downs and South West Queensland Limited to provide a range of excellent programs and training opportunities for addressing Men and Relationship Issues. MARP Offer:
Outrage - A program to assist Men with Anger Management and or aggression;
Dad's Talk - A program to assist Fathers with Parenting;
Get Over it and Boy's Talk - A program to assist Boys in addressing life skills;
Keeping the Body in Mind - A program to assist Men in engaging embodied information;
Individual, Couples and Family Counselling - MARP offer 7 hours of counselling per week;
Service providers working in this field also offer training and support. MARP have conducted training seminars across the Darling Downs, Maranoa and Western Queensland;
Publications such as the "So What" booklet and posters for working with young people, the outrage manual, and posters and postcards with positive messages about men.
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| Mens's sexual health line |
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| The Men's Sexual Health Line is a confidential phone service which offers safe sex, HIV and sexual health information, support and referral for gay and bisexual men. |
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| Hilda des arts community cente |
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| Hilda des arts Community Center is part of Ipswich Hospice Care and offers bereavement support services to anyone in the community who has lost a loved one through death. Services include one to one support, telephone follow-up, drop in support group for people who have recently lost a loved one, bi-monthly workshops on specific topics (eg getting through Christmas, Helping children through grief etc) as well as a 7 week Peers Support Group where each week covers a different grief and loss topic, such as crazy is normal, understanding stages of grief, feelings of loneliness, guilt, fear, anger etc
These services are offered free of charge by trained volunteers in the area of bereavement.
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| burnie brae respite |
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| The Burnie Brae Respite Services offered are centre-based day care (respite) and In-home Respite is provided for frail aged and younger people with a disability, following assessment to determine eligibility. Fees apply. Day care offers activities, social interaction and lunch. Transport is included within HACC determined geographical boundaries. In-home respite is provided at home, to give carers a break. It may include socialization, basic assistance, shopping and outings. Department of Veterans Affairs also funds some in-home respite for specified veteran clients. |
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| Burnie Brae |
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| The Burnie Brae Social Support & Transport offer a range of support and transport are coordinated by Welfare Staff for seniors, frail aged and younger people with a disability. Clients are assessed for eligibility. Geographical boundaries vary for some services. Welfare and respite services cooperate to coordinate some services. Fees or client contributions generally apply.
Social Support Services include:
CHATS (Coordinated Home Aid and Togetherness Scheme), Saturday club, Movie club, Walking group/s, Carer support group, Younger disability group.
Transport is provided locally for Burnie Brae activities, Appointments, Group shopping, Outing and Bus trips.
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| KBC |
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| KBC Counselling and Personal Development Centre is a community counselling centre with fully qualified counsellors and psychologists and offers the following counselling services:
* Marriage
* Family therapy at a negotiated cost
* Adolescent and Child
* Financial
* Conflict and Mediation
* Drug and Alcohol
* Mental Health
* Grief
* Anger
* Cult
Reasonable fees apply |
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| migrant |
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| The Migrant Centre offers migration and visa advice, counselling, translation services, vocational guidance, training programs, skills and qualification recognition, mediation and conflict resolution, legal referrals, assistance with forms, correspondence, liaison and advocacy, information and referrals.
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| Autism Advisory Services |
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| Autism Advisory Services (AAS) aim to empower parents and guardians of disabled children to gain the knowledge and experience necessary in order to make decisions to implement the services required, ensuring their child/ren are catered for within their community.
AAS is similar to that of a broker in that AAS becomes the "middle man" in order for your family to access specific autism and associated services.
There is a cost involved with this service, please phone AAS for details.
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| Learning Co-op |
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| Learning Co-operative provides affordable recreational learning classes including computer basics, art, crafts and more. Classes are non-accredited and hosted by volunteers. A wide variety of classes are available at a minimal fee. Classes are offered over four terms each year. Learning Co-operative is a service of Caloundra City Libraries and administered by volunteers. |
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| Life After Diets |
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| Life After Diets provides women with support and skills to help break the diet/binge/self-loathing cycle by feeding self-esteem and nurturing body image. |
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| FamilyFocus |
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| Family Focus works with Families in their own homes to enhance the safety and well being of children. Family Focus is a community based service located in Logan City and works with families living in Logan, Beenleigh and Browns Plains.
Family Focus offers this service to families with children aged 12 years and under, at risk of harm. Families need to be referred to Family Focus by the Department of Child Safety. |
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| Autism Behaviour Intervention |
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| Autism Behavioural Intervention Queensland (ABIQ) provides support and information to families of young children with autism. ABIQ advocates the use of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) as the most effective form of early intervention for children with autism.
ABIQ offers monthly support group meetings, quarterly newsletter, toy and resource collection, parent library and educational seminars and workshops.
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