Are you an unpaid carer for a family member or friend who is living with disability, mental illness, or who is ageing and needs additional support? Join us for our […]
Care for a Carer This National Carers Week, we’re celebrating the incredible people who care for someone living with dementia. Victoria is calling on our community to ‘Care for a […]
As part of National Carers Week unpaid carers are invited to relax and recharge. Psychologist, Tess Howells will teach simple somatic techniques to help release physical tension, calm the nervous […]
Join us for an engaging afternoon with comedian, actor and author Jean Kittson for a lively and honest discussion on ageing well.
The Manager Is Me is a funny, moving solo theatre work about the invisible labour of caring, parenting, working and somehow trying to hold onto yourself in the middle of […]
This is the first session in a series of three carer focussed sessions. You are welcome to attend all or some of the sessions. This event is supported by Glen […]
We’re excited to introduce our new Carers Program, created especially for unpaid carers who support loved ones every day. Every Friday from 10:30am to 12:30pm at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 […]
Join the Down Syndrome Parent Carer Group this Carers Week for a complimentary brunch at Freddies Kitchen. Come along for a relaxed brunch and connect with other parents and carers […]
Parent carers are invited to enjoy a lunch and a relaxed stroll around the wetlands, taking in the peaceful waterside views and local birdlife.
Take time to relax, connect and chat with other carers in your community. Monthly Lunch - Second Friday of each month. These gatherings provide a relaxed and friendly opportunity to […]
Carer Catch-Up at The Hub every Friday 1pm - 3pm Caring for others is a big job, and it’s important to look after yourself too. Our Carer Catch-Up is a […]
The Manager Is Me is a funny, moving solo theatre work about the invisible labour of caring, parenting, working and somehow trying to hold onto yourself in the middle of […]
