Cam Can in Como, Western Australia | Community organisation

Cam Can

Locality: Como, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9316 1624

Address: 4 & 5, 3 Barker Avenue Como 6152 Como, Western Australia, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.camcan.org.au

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20.01.2022 Online voting (iVote ) for eligible electors Do you know someone eligible to use iVote? iVote REMINDER. Final week from Mon 6/3. ... Register and Vote NOW ! If you haven’t yet used iVote, you’ve still got time! iVote enters its final week from Monday 6/3. Eligible electors have still got time to register and then vote cast. Registration closes Fri 10/3 @ 6pm. Voting closes Sat 11/3 @ 6pm. For further information please contact: WA Electoral Commission iVote Help Desk 8am-6pm Mon-Fri on 1300 6 iVote (1300 64 86 83) Further information about the WA State Election visit www.elections.wa.gov.au Further information about iVote visit www.elections.wa.gov.au/ivote iVote - iVote is a registered trademark of the NSW Electoral Commission

18.01.2022 Coles stores are now offering Quiet Hour which is a low-sensory shopping experience (during certain times) that’s easy on the eyes and ears by reducing noise, lighting and distractions in-store to help make a difference to customers who find it challenging to shop in a heightened sensory environment. During Quiet Hour, selected Cole’s supermarkets will make certain adjustments: - Store lighting will be reduced - The radio will be switched off - Register and scanner volumes ...will be reduced to the lowest level - No trolley collections and roll cages will be removed from the shop floor - No PA announcements except in the case of emergencies - Free fruit will be offered at customer service - Additional team members will be available to support customers For more information on which participating Coles stores are in your area, please click on the link below: https://www.coles.com.au/corporate//quiethoursstorelocator

17.01.2022 Training and Development Coordinator Are you looking for a fresh start for 2021? Do you have a passion for improving the lives of people with disability by developing skills in others?... Do you have an interest using your knowledge and skills to build a skilled workforce with a strong focus on values and quality? A rare opportunity has arisen to join our passionate and growing team in a new part time (0.5 FTE) role in training and development. CAM CAN is a family led organisation providing individualised and tailored community-based support to people with disabilities and their families. Cam Can supports each person to live a good life of their own choosing. The successful applicant will be a dynamic and skilled presenter with an engaging style and strong group facilitation skills. They will have ability to train across a variety of formats and have ability to work alongside people with a range of abilities. They will also have a passion for Human Rights and an innovative approach to adding value to people’s lives. What we offer: A generous salary commensurate with qualifications and experience Salary packaging Flexible work arrangements A friendly and supportive team environment Opportunity for country travel Ongoing professional development and training A job description form including skills and capabilities can be obtained by contacting Robin Pitman by telephone on 9316 1624. The application should include a covering letter, your resume and a statement addressing the questions on the JDF. If you require any further information, please contact Bridget Scott on 9316 1624.

16.01.2022 We may all be practising social distancing, but that doesn’t mean that we aren’t able to find fun, creative, interesting or educational things to do. Many artists, organisations and individuals have been making resources available online that you can try. Here is a list of links that are suitable for people of all ages. I am sure you will be able to find something that keeps you engaged and entertained during your isolation days. Lady Gaga’s former backup dancer, Mark Kanemu...Continue reading

16.01.2022 Having the authority over your own life is something many of us take for granted but unfortunately not a right which is recognised for everyone. This video from Open Future Learning highlights the rights, choice and control people have in their own home. It provides a powerful message about being in charge of your life in your home regardless of renting, or owning as it is your home and not just a place to stay". The song was written by Adrian Kennedy and produced by Open Future Learning. For more information on Open Future Learning visit: http://www.openfuturelearning.org/

14.01.2022 Today is R U OK day. The day dedicated to checking in with your friends, family and peers and asking them the question R U OK? If you are unsure on how to go about it then we recommend clicking on the link below to learn more about the signs, how to ask and how to support people. Remember it its okay to not be okay. Also remember to ask your friends regularly because it is nice to hear that people care. https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

11.01.2022 Woolworth stores are offering a shopping hour dedicated to supporting the needs of the Elderly and people with Disability within the community. This is to commence on Tuesday the 17th of March and last till Friday the 20th of March. They will be open exclusively for them to shop from 7-8am, where permitted. The temporary measure will ensure they will be able to shop before the stores officially open, helping them obtain the essential items they need most in a less crowded environment.

10.01.2022 The NDIS in WA Conversation on Friday, 9 June and Saturday, 10 June 2017 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. This two-day event is being hosted by the Disability Services Commission in partnership with the Disability Coalition, a collection of advocacy organisations, consumer representative groups and peak bodies in the disability and mental health sectors. This event will be independently facilitated. It's really important to us that a wide range of people from a...cross the State and with different disabilities attend the event. People with disability, their families and carers are invited to register their interest to attend, whether they access NDIS supports or not. People living in regional and remote areas can apply for some funding for travel and accommodation to support them to attend the event. We won’t be able to fund everyone, but we will try to ensure that we have a cross section of people from regional and remote WA. Registrations to express your interest to attend are now open and will close on 18 May 2017. Online: http://www.disability.wa.gov.au//the-ndis-in-wa-conversat/ Phone: 9426 9337 (TTY 133 677) Email: [email protected] Post: The NDIS in WA Conversation c/o PO Box 494, West Perth WA 6872 People are also encouraged to provide additional ideas, comments or feedback about the topics for discussion by phone, in person, email, or by completing the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NDISinWA.

07.01.2022 Scitech are celebrating National Carer’s week by hosting a free Family Evening for carers and their families to visit Scitech. Carers and Families can register their interest by contacting Carers WA on 1300 227 377 or emailing them on [email protected] with your full name and number of tickets required (Max 4 per family). Due to high volume of interest and limited number of spaces the tickets will be given at random. Expressions of interest close on the 20th of September. Please click on the flyer below for more details.

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04.01.2022 This week is National Carers Week! A time to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contribution that carers make to individuals, families and our communities. Check out the events taking place throughout WA in celebration of carers. More information at https://www.carerswa.asn.au/

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