COORDINARE in Fairy Meadow, New South Wales, Australia | Non-profit organisation

COORDINARE

Locality: Fairy Meadow, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 069 002

Address: PO Box 325 2519 Fairy Meadow, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Talking is one of the best ways to find mental health support. Trained counsellors are available to support you at any time, in English or with an interpreter in your preferred language. Visit Beyond Blue to find support in your preferred language: https://bit.ly/2RGYfsZ

24.01.2022 Registrations are now open for the HIV 101 Webinar on Thursday 10th December 10.30am-Noon on Zoom Amidst all that's happened in 2020, it’s important for us to k...eep HIV on the agenda. HIV 101 is a webinar designed to inform or refresh your knowledge on HIV. This webinar will cover a brief history of HIV, discuss the importance of prevention, the types of prevention available in Australia, as well as testing and treatment options. We invite you to join Josef Garrington, ACON Southern Regional Health Promotion Officer and Naomi Viret the Health Education Officer from the Caddyshack Project, as they take you through HIV in an interactive and thought provoking way. Once you register, we will post you some goodies. Click here to register: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/HFQAR

23.01.2022 Healthy Cities Illawarra Inc is holding the Kiama 5x5 free community walk! It's a great chance to be active outdoors and connect with people in your local community. The event is held over 5 weeks and begins 18 Nov at the Joyce Wheatley Community Centre. Find out more and register here! https://bit.ly/3mN030O

23.01.2022 The BreastScreen NSW van is currently in Goulburn providing mammograms for local women aged 50-74. Our District Director, Operations Julie Mooney has visited th...e van with local MP Wendy Tuckerman and caught up with our BreastScreen Clinical Manager Jessamy Beckett to find out more about the service. The service is free and there’s no referral needed. To book call 13 20 50 or visit book.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au #BreastScreenNSW #mammogram #SNSWLHD #Goulburn

23.01.2022 In this compilation video, a group of people bereaved by suicide share their thoughts on what helped them get through the pain. From taking time for yourself to... reaching out for support, these practical tips can help you: https://bit.ly/2HxmqbG Warning: this video contains content which might be distressing for some viewers. If you need help, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

21.01.2022 It's going to be HOT this weekend so remind the kids to drink plenty of water! Avoid being outdoors during the hottest part of the day - between 11am-4pm - and keep cool. Check-in with older family members, friends and neighbours to make sure they're okay.

20.01.2022 The University of Sydney is conducting a survey to understand how rural and remote families living in Australia are coping with the costs associated with accessing dialysis and kidney transplantation. If you are a patient or family member and would like to participate you can complete the survey here https://bit.ly/32WNWHe

19.01.2022 COORDINARE would like to congratulate Dr Duncan MacKinnon for his many achievements and for being named RACGPs General Practitioner of the year for 2020. For more information about the awards and the other winners visit https://bit.ly/2UXBrGO

15.01.2022 Welcome to Here & Now, a set of resources for trans people who have experienced sexual assault. Here & Now consists of new animations for, and by our community ...and our health professionals, as well as five new pages on TransHub. Sexual assault affects the lives of many trans people, and it can be a difficult thing to talk about, or seek help for. Here & Now can help with some of the practical information, and point you in the direction of help and support. Find the videos and lots of information transhub.org.au/herenow This project was funded by, and created in close collaboration with, the Prevention and Response to Violence and Neglect unit (PARVAN) at the NSW Ministry of Health. We also want to thank Knuckles Animation, and all the community members who provided their experience, voices, and knowledge to this resource.

15.01.2022 It’s important for expecting and new parents who are worried about their emotional and mental wellbeing to seek support. They can speak with a trusted health professional such as a doctor or family health nurse. Find support by visiting PANDA https://bit.ly/38p6PWT

11.01.2022 SANE Australia have launched Life After Bushfires, a digital mental health resource. It includes real stories from locals affected by complex mental health issues as well as information, tailored support services and connection through online peer-to-peer forums. Visit sane.org/lifeafterbushfires

11.01.2022 The Southern NSW Local Health District Intellectual Disability Mental Health Service team are looking to establish a network of GPs interested in both intellectual disability and mental health. You can find out more about the services currently available and the GP network here! https://bit.ly/33355ii

10.01.2022 Karen lost her father to suicide in 2017. She says to rest and just be. "Grief isn't a linear process... It's all over the place... To someone who's going throu...gh it right now, I'd say just take some time... You need rest." Listen to Karen's story: https://bit.ly/33hDrOG Warning: this video contains content which might be distressing for some viewers. If you need help, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

08.01.2022 It’s important to do things that help us to cope and maintain our mental health. Being active, staying connected and keeping busy can help build your mental health. Visit https://bit.ly/2HkzDEQ for advice and support. For support in languages other than English call 131 450.

07.01.2022 In the wake of the 2019-20 bushfires Ulladulla Public School organised a Wellbeing Day in the Shoalhaven. The Wellbeing Day aimed to help families reconnect and link in with relevant support services, with close to 1000 people in attendance. Find out more https://bit.ly/3oLQ91w

06.01.2022 James lost his biological father to suicide in 2018 (age 10). He says it's important not to blame yourself; you can get through this. "Don't blame yourself... e...veryone has their different little things that help them... puzzles for me!" Listen to James' story: https://bit.ly/3m5jKB0 Warning: this video contains content which might be distressing for some viewers. If you need help, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

06.01.2022 World AIDS Day falls on 1 December each year and is a day to show our support for people with HIV and to commemorate people who we have lost to the epidemic. It... also raises awareness of HIV and AIDS care, treatment, research and prevention. There has been significant progress in the response to HIV in Australia, but now more than ever more must be done to ensure nobody is left behind. While globally, it can be a very different picture no one needs to die from AIDS, but many still do. HIV is not over for anyone, until it is over for everyone. #WorldAIDSday #NowMoreThanEver Queensland Council for LGBTI Health - QC ACON Meridian - formerly AIDS Action Council Thorne Harbour Health TasCAHRD Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council SAMESH WA AIDS Council NAPWHA Australian Injecting & Illicit Drug Users League - AIVL Scarlet Alliance - Australian Sex Workers Association

04.01.2022 Applications are now open for existing services to improve non-clinical supports for people in bushfire-affected areas of the Bega Valley and the Shoalhaven. Applications close Thurs 10 Dec 2020. Learn more about the opportunity here: https://bit.ly/36nI0Ia

03.01.2022 A new drug and alcohol withdrawal and rehabilitation service is now available to assist people living in the Shoalhaven. The new service is supported by funding from COORDINARE and delivered by Lives Lived Well and Watershed. Find out more by visiting https://bit.ly/3nPI6zw

02.01.2022 Unpaid carers often provide the majority of care for a person at the end of their life. Supporting their health and wellbeing is a critical part of palliative care. See CareSearch Project's #PartofLife campaign for helpful resources https://bit.ly/374g3XG

02.01.2022 The Shoalhaven Rising from the Ashes team will be holding a free men’s BBQ at Mick Ryan Park in Milton at 11am 28 Nov. The BBQ is a great chance to get together and talk as our community continues to recover from the bushfires. Find out more here https://bit.ly/3q6iUGQ

01.01.2022 Healthy Cities Illawarra Inc's Kiama 5x5 community walk is a great chance to be active outdoors and connect with people in the community. It’s never too late to join in! The next walk will be on the 2 Dec. Find out more and register for the Kiama 5x5 walk here! https://bit.ly/3mN030O

01.01.2022 The Multicultural Communities Council of Illawarra is offering cultural, health and wellbeing training on the 18 November. The online training will cover how to build cultural understanding, communicate and work with an interpreter. Find out more at https://bit.ly/38vmMdX