News & media
Mar04
Break Free!
Posted on 04 Mar 2010 - Permalink
An introduction to understanding and living well with anxiety.
Overcome your fears in a safe and supportive group where you can learn a range of strategies to lessen the impact of anxiety in your life.
This eight week course commences on Friday, 23 April from 10.00am to 12.30pm at the Arrabri Community House in Bayswater North.
For further information contact the Intake Information and Referral Coordinator on 9837 3999.
Feb25
Live Music at Stage Club
Posted on 25 Feb 2010 - Permalink
The next performance to be held at the Stage Club will occur on Friday, 26 Febuary at Lifeworks, 9 Greenwood Avenue, Ringwood.
Live music commences at 5.30pm. Artists for the evening are vocalists/guitarists Christie Heart and Sally.
Stage Club is an alcohol free venue.
Jan18
Oral health information for Burmese refugees
Posted on 18 Jan 2010 - Permalink
EACH has produced pamphlets on oral health in Karen and Tidem. The pamphlets have large pictures to illustrate good hygiene and can be downloaded from the EACH Community Dental Health Service page.
Jan14
EACH Successful in New South Wales Tenders
Posted on 14 Jan 2010 - Permalink
EACH, in partnership with Tenterfield Family and Youth Support Service and Moree Plains Shire Council has been successful in obtaining the Youth Connections program in Upper New England, New South Wales.
Youth Connections is a national program which assists young people who are disengaged or at risk of disengaging from education or training, to remain in education, or to connect into further education, training or work. The Youth Connections program will provide flexible and tailored case management, youth focused activities, as well as working in partnership with education providers and other community organisations to build and maintain relationships with at risk young people.
Youth Connections is an initiative of the Commonwealth Government through the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).
This contract follows the recent successful tender for the Community Support Service program (funded by FaHCSIA) in July 2009 for Glen Innes NSW that supports Indigenous community members and their families by providing linking and referrals to a range of mainstream and Indigenous services.
Jan12
What happens when you can’t pay your credit card?
Posted on 12 Jan 2010 - Permalink
If you can't pay your credit card or you have used the maximum credit limit on your card, you will incur further interest and charges.
If you have been unable to keep up minimum payments you will be incurring extra interest and charges even though you are not using the card.
It is very important to talk to your bank or financial institution. Getting another credit card will not fix the problem.
For further information about managing credit card debt go to the Financial Counselling page and download What happens when you can't pay your credit card?