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Training Calendar
FWT+DP
Issue Date: May
2015
www.fwtdp.org.au
Phone: 9620 6172
“Stretching ourselves in new ways and helping others do the same”
FWT+DP Inc is pleased to invite you to the launch of our second
Reconciliation Action Plan
Wednesday 20th May 2015
9.30am – 11.30am
Main Hall @ Lalor Park Community Hub
38 Heffron Road Lalor Park
Join us to hear about out RAP journey.
Don’t miss our very special guest speaker, performance and
delicious bush tucker morning tea.
To RSVP please register online at www.fwtdp.org.au Code: PR05RAP
This is the second RAP for FWT+DP Inc, a continuation of our commitment to building and
exploring new approaches to working as an organisation toward reconciliation. It has been
developed as an act of best intention and commitment to the process of reconciliation.
It aims to identify and address specific practices and procedures where FWT+DP can improve
in the areas of recognition, respect and access to service provision for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander community sector workers, families and communities.
FWT+DP aims to provide the community sector across the Western Sydney region with access
to the most current research, innovative programs, and topical issues as relevant for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities.
FWT+DP is committed to exploring and piloting new learning opportunities and approaches to
providing culturally appropriate, relevant and respectful service / program delivery.
FWT+DP is committed to promoting and supporting organisations and individual workers
across the community sector to assist them to build their capacity to achieve this work
effectively.
Our office is located on the land of the Darug people. FWT+DP acknowledge with respect
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of this land. We pay respect to all
Aboriginal Elders, past and present, and to the children of today who are the Elders of tomorrow.
Artwork was created by the Western Sydney Aboriginal Women’s Leadership Program 2013.
LOCAL, HIGH QUALITY, AFFORDABLE, PRACTICE BASED LEARNING + DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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FWT+DP
Issue Date: May
2015
www.fwtdp.org.au
Phone: 9620 6172
May
Writing Effective Case Notes (not your usual workshop)
ATTENTION Triple P
Practitioners
Network Meeting is
coming in July
All Triple P practitioners
are invited to come
together to share
experiences, gain greater
knowledge, insights and be
supported in delivering
Triple P. Guest speakers
and feature sessions are
included!
For more information or to
suggest a topic for future
meetings please
contact
Sharmila Falzon
[email protected]
ABORIGINAL
WORKERS ONLY
Yarn Up Sessions
Yarn Up is a Cultural
Support Group for Aboriginal
workers in identified and
non-identified positions
Next Session: 29th May
Time: 12:30pm-3:30pm
Venue: Muru Mittigar
Castlereagh
Facilitated by
Aunty Bev Eaton
Dates in 2015:
26th June
24th July
28th Aug
25th Sept
30th Oct
27th Nov
Date: 12th May 2015
Venue: Novotel Rooty Hill
Presenter: Carolyn Quinn
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: FW09WCN
This practice based workshop will further develop your skills in writing case notes and will
increase your capacity to capture relevant content. The trainer will also explore solutions to
common problems experienced by workers when writing case notes and reports.
Ice and Our Communities
Date: 13th May 2015
Venue: BYSA 15 First Ave, Blacktown
Discussion led by Chris Ryan and Jackie Stewart
FREE EVENT!
Time: 10:30am - 12:30pm
Click here for registration: PR031CE
Is Ice having an impact on the community you are working with in Western Sydney?
Come to our ½ day forum to hear from other workers who are facing the same or similar
challenges and brainstorm with us to identify the training and support you need to respond
to these issues .
The changing world of Penrith: connecting with migrant and refugee
CALD families, children and communities in Penrith
Date: 19th May 2015
Venue: Nepean Room, Penrith City Council
Presenter: Charlotta Oberg
Time: 8:45am - 4:00pm
Click here for registration: NP11CFP
This forum is for all workers who work with CALD and refugee families and children. Come
and hear from members of emerging communities in Penrith and gain tools and tips on how
to connect more successfully across cultures.
Triple P Development Day
FREE EVENT!
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Date: 21 May 2015
Time: 9:30am to 4:00pm
Venue: Community Migrant Resource Centre, Parramatta
Presenter: Dr Divna Haslam
Click here for registration: WS13TPD
Do you deliver parenting groups to Culturally and Linguistically Diverse families? Are you a
bi-lingual practitioner? Then this day is for you. You will learn about the latest research and
practices and increase your skills and confidence to deliver Triple P and other parenting
groups to Culturally and Linguistically Diverse families.
Response Ability Pathways Do you work with Young People?
Date: 25th and 26th May, 2015
Venue: Lily’s Seven Hills
Presenter: Danny O’Neil
Time: 8:45am - 4:00pm
Click here for registration: FW05RAP
Do you work with young people that have suffered developmental trauma, abuse and/or
loss? This TWO DAY workshop will show you how to build respectful and trusting
relationships for these young people. It will also give you the skills to provide positive
behaviour support. Response Ability Pathways is an application of the Circle of
Courage® philosophy of positive youth development. The concepts are grounded in research
evidence on resilience, brain science, and positive psychology.
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Training Calendar
FWT+DP
Issue Date: May
www.fwtdp.org.au
Phone: 9620 6172
2015
May - June
Local Collaboration
Working Groups &
FWT+DP
Smoking and Quitting: how to help your clients QUIT
Interested in working
collaboratively with other
services?
Date: 26th May 2015
Venue: Library theatrette, Penrith City Council
Presenter: James McLennan
FREE EVENT!
Time: 9:30am - 11:30am
Click here for registration: NP12SAQ
Network, build relationships,
share ideas and actions
Learn about supporting clients who are on the journey of quitting smoking, including
vulnerable clients such as young people and people with mental health issues.
For the Auburn/Holroyd/
Parramatta LCWG contact Chris:
Child Wellbeing Forum
[email protected]
For the Penrith LCWG contact
Jane: [email protected]
FWT+DP Sponsorship
& Subsidy Scheme
Available for small NGO’s
working with families and
children (0-8 years).
Sponsorships are for workers
attending training events
NOT provided by FWT+DP.
Subsidies reimburse the cost
of releasing staff to attend
FWT+DP training.
Full Terms & Conditions:
www.fwtdp.org.au
or email Vicki:
[email protected]
Date: 27th May, 2015
Time: 8:45am - 4:00pm
Venue: Dooley’s Lidcombe Catholic Club
Presenter: Panel including speakers from Immunisation Australia and STARRTS
Click here for registration: WS21CWF
This forum will have a focus on Immunisation and Child Mental Health. The day will
increase your knowledge about child mental health and give you the confidence to discuss
immunisation with concerned parents. The morning panel will explore the myths and the
misconceptions surrounding immunisation with speakers from Immunisation Australia,
WSLHD and a GP. The afternoon panel featuring STARTTS and specialist service providers
will discuss Child Mental Health.
Accidental Counsellor
Date: 3rd June 2015
Venue: Lilys Function Centre, Seven Hills
Presenter: Colleen Hirst
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: WS18TAC
This workshop is designed for non-counselling professionals who often find themselves in
unplanned counselling situations with clients or colleagues. It will equip participants with
effective intervention strategies and basic skills required to better assist people in difficult
situations.
Child Development & The Impact of Trauma
REMINDER!
HAVE YOU USED YOUR
2014/105 TRAINING
CREDITS?
If you purchased TRAINING
CREDITS in 2014/2015 you have
until the end of June 2015 to use
them.
2014 LEADING PRACTICE
CONFERENCE Resources
Video and other presentations
available at:
www.leadingpractice.org.au
Date: 4th June, 2015
Venue: Dooley’s Lidcombe Catholic Club, Lidcombe
Presenter: Angie Zappala & Marina Radis
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: WS14CDI
This workshop will look at neuro-typical child development and the impact of trauma and
stress on child development. Explore how to create a therapeutic ecology and get an
introduction into using play therapy with a post traumatic play case study.
Advantage and Oppression: Understanding the Two Sides of Racism
2 DATES TO CHOOSE FROM - Presenter: Tatiana Lozano
Date: 9th June 2015
Venue: Blacktown TBA
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: WS19AOR
OR
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Date: 23 June 2015
Venue: Penrith RSL Club
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: NP13AOR
This workshop provides challenges and support as you explore how white privilege and
racism impacts everyone on a daily, interpersonal and societal level.
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FWT+DP
Issue Date: May
www.fwtdp.org.au
Phone: 9620 6172
2015
June
Communication In Confrontational / Aggressive Situations
E-Learning: We have
developed an on-line Father
Inclusive Practice Learning
Program. Facilitated by
Andrew King, participants
can work through four
training modules and
workplace activities at their
own pace. Modules cover
Why should we engage
fathers; How can we make
our services more father
inclusive; What skills are of
benefit when working with
fathers; Meeting the specific
needs of fathers. Start now at
http://fwtdp.org.au/
multimediaelearning/fatherinclusive-practice-e-learningdevelopment-series.
Date: 10th June 2015
Venue: Lily’s Function Centre, Seven Hills
Presenter: Andrew King
Time: 8:45am - 4:00pm
Click here for registration: WS22CCA
This workshop looks at a variety of practical, common sense principles for the prevention
and diffusion of violence against community welfare workers.
Child Protection Forum - Attend one or both days!
Day 1: Monday 15th June FW13CPF
Day 2: Tuesday 16th June AC06CPF Aboriginal focus
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Venue: Novotel, Rooty Hill
This forum will focus on the safety and wellbeing of Australia’s children and young people.
We will explore emerging challenges and opportunities arising from the ‘Safe Home for Life’
Child Protection reforms. What do we need to know to support families we work with?
Day 1 overview of the reforms and implications for working with families
Day 2 will have an Aboriginal focus.
What is Post Natal Depression?
Date: 18th June , 2015
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Venue: TBA
Presenter: Catherine Knox & Professor Bryanne Barnett AM
Click here for registration: WS20PND
This workshop will uncover the confusions about Postnatal Depression. You will explore
different types, symptoms and treatment issues. Resources will be available from Beyond
Blue and Gidget Foundation.
WORKSHOP FEES
2014/2015
For a Standard
One Day Event
Engaging Parents Impacted by Trauma: Practical Skills for Group Work
Date: 25th June, 2015
Venue: Dooleys Lidcombe Catholic Club
Presenter: Mary Jo McVeigh
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: WS17PSG
Members: $77
Non Members NGO: $132 This workshop is a follow on from the previous training Engaging Parents Impacted by
Trauma. The day will have a practice based approach to build your skills and effectiveness
Government: $165
working with parents and children in group work settings.
Best Practice Self-Care and Boundary Setting - 2 DATES TO CHOOSE FROM
MEMBERSHIP
To find out more about
becoming a member of
Family Worker Training +
Development Programme
Inc
CLICK HERE
If payment is not received
7 days prior to the workshop we
will issue you an invoice at the
training event and this invoice
will incur a $11 admin fee
.
Date: 29th June 2015
Venue: Novotel, Rooty Hill
Presenter: Colleen Hirst
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: FW11SCB
OR
Date: 1st July 2015
Venue: The Sebel Resort, Hawkesbury
Presenter: Colleen Hirst
Time: 8:45am – 4:00pm
Click here for registration: NP14SCB
Are you feeling stressed or burnt out at work? Self-care is an essential underpinning to best
practice in social work, family work and work in the community sector. This workshop will
explore the skills of establishing self-care strategies and maintaining appropriate
boundaries. You will gain increased understanding of the prevention and management of
adverse conditions such as stress, burnout, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
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