Men's Outreach Service Kimberley in Broome, Western Australia | Non-profit organisation

Men's Outreach Service Kimberley

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9192 2767

Address: 11 Hamersley St 6725 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: http://mensoutreach.org.au

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24.01.2022 Today was a special day, Mens Outreach Service Aboriginal Corporation (MOSAC) had the opportunity to meet with The Hon. Ben Wyatt, The Hon. John Quigley and Pri...nciple Policy Adviser to Minister Wyatt - Howard Pederson. It was a great opportunity to showcase the hard work our teams are doing across the Kimberley. MOSAC and the teams very much appreciate them taking time out of their busy schedule to hear about our programs. We wish both all the best in the upcoming election and hope to cross paths again. Have a great weekend everyone :)

24.01.2022 COVID-19 INFORMATION There have been 19 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Kimberley, currently no active cases, and no new cases since Thursday April 9. T...he best thing to do is continue to follow basic advice: practice good hygiene, practice social distancing (including working from home where possible) and definitely staying home if youre sick or unwell. A summary of the ABCs key stories from around the country can be found here: https://ab.co/2IUIv0W NUMBERS TO CALL If you suspect you may have coronavirus you should call the dedicated Coronavirus Hotline: 1800 020 080 The State Hotline: 13-COVID (13-26843). LINKS TO INFORMATION A summary of key Kimberley information and advice can be found HERE: https://ab.co/2V9Uopo The latest information from the WA Government can be found HERE: https://bit.ly/38ZcJe0 The latest information from the Federal Government can be found HERE: https://bit.ly/3b66AOf

21.01.2022 Thank you to the fine fellas at Mens Outreach Service Kimberley for all their help setting up for the Gala today! Very proud to be donating funds back to this ...incredible and innovative local not-for-profit service. They deliver an invaluable level of support for the men (and often women and children) in our community and they should be congratulated and recognised for the effort they put into addressing the impact of violence in our region See more

21.01.2022 Jarlangoordoo Wamba (deadly men) mens group meets every second Wed night 5.30 pm at Mens Outreach 11 Hamersley St Broome.

21.01.2022 https://nit.com.au/wa-centre-aims-break-violence-cycle/

19.01.2022 "You just want to give up, but you cant. You just got to keep going." Broomes Scott Cox ran the New York Marathon with The Indigenous Marathon Foundation, inspiring his family and his community.

17.01.2022 Alive and Kicking Goals! - office 91935904

16.01.2022 Taking our BBQ/camper trailer to NAIDOC (a couple of years ago)- Steve, Geoff and John

12.01.2022 http://www.abc.net.au//hey-dads-are-you-positive-r/8422118

10.01.2022 https://thewest.com.au//broome-school-short-listed-for-sta

09.01.2022 https://vimeo.com/79295504?outro=1&ref=fb-share

08.01.2022 iBobbly is a Social and Emotional Well-being self-help app for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians aged 15 years and over. Developed in par...tnership between Black Dog Institute and ALIVE & Kicking Goals!, iBobbly was tested in a world-first study conducted in the Kimberleys, WA. So, if youre not feeling your best, give iBobbly a try, it might just be the support you need to get yourself feeling deadly again. See more

07.01.2022 Nothing can stop a dedicated fisho from getting on the water Has isolation forced you to adapt your hobbies? Aaron Riley

05.01.2022 Mens Outreach Service staff extends its sympathy and condolences to our colleague Ronno and the Bin Swani and Sibosado families

04.01.2022 a great message from our AKG team

02.01.2022 FITZROY CROSSING WINS AWARD Congratulations to Kimberley Mental Health and Drug Services (KMHDS) for an outstanding project involving the youth and Elders of Fi...tzroy Crossing to realise their hopes in building a stronger community. The aim was to reduce drug and alcohol consumption and suicide amongst youth by encouraging alternatives in times of stress. The community led Standing Strong Project was the brainchild of local Gooniyandi woman Deborah Carter. KMHDS has worked closely with Nindilingarri Cultural Health Services and engaged the services of Indigenous HIP HOP Projects who worked with the kids to produce the video and Gilimbaa who designed the posters. Local youth took part in a hip hop video and there were workshops at the high school. Elders spoke to youth on the importance of language, culture and talking to family and friends to support emotional wellbeing, this was then made into a series of posters. Postcards with emergency contacts and calendars have also been made to share the positive messages. Elders from all language groups were involved in sharing their stories in a safe space and opened up to discuss how suicide and alcohol / drug use had affected their families, communities and themselves. Some Elders recorded their stories to share with their own families to open up further conversations. In the time since the project began until June this year more than half of young people in the Valley reported using alternatives to drugs and alcohol in times of stress. Well done KMHDS and the Fitzroy Community and congratulations on winning the award in the category of Mental Health Promotion or Mental Illness Prevention at the annual Mental Health Service Awards of Australia and New Zealand. Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjrwvSw3hg8 If you need support after reading this please call Lifeline on 13 11 14

01.01.2022 after our teams met with the Ministers on Friday morning