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Family Wellbeing Program: a model for empowerment

Family Wellbeing Program: a model for empowerment

Les and Komla (front row seated) training and mentoring Gurriny Health Workers to embed Family Wellbeing into their services and programs, Yarrabah, May 2019. The Family Wellbeing Program is a social and emotional wellbeing program that has helped Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to take control of their lives and target critical issues like suicide in their communities. In Far North Queensland, Les Baird […]

Posted: July 17, 2019
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The AOD Knowledge Centre Community Portal is for Elders and community members who may be concerned about alcohol and drug use in their community. Family, friends and Elders may be worried about someone’s drug use, looking for support and want to find out more on how others are taking action in their communities. Find information here on useful resources, community-based organisations, programs to support people, […]

Posted: March 17, 2014
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