PALM Sydney in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia | Medical and health

PALM Sydney

Locality: Randwick, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9305 6235

Address: 206a Alison Rd 2031 Randwick, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Thanks so much to the volunteers from MetLife! You helped make PALM feel a little nicer :) awesome paint work!

24.01.2022 Were boldly asking Australia to step up and meet these challenges: Who will you reconnect with today? Tomorrow? And the next? Who will you reach out to tod...ay? Tomorrow? And the next? And who will you assure that theres no shame in asking for help on any day they say no? Find tips to get the conversation started at www.ruok.org.au

24.01.2022 Hi all, its time for me to interrupt your news feeds with a dash of some serious face booking. As some of you know I work for a super awesome charity called the Ted Noffs Foundation. I work within PALM: the drug and alcohol rehab team in Randwick. Our clients are 13 to 18 year old kids with serious drug, sexual abuse, crime, family and mental health backgrounds (lots of really traumatic stuff). Most of these kids are lacking in family and social support (and a fair few at ...the moment have been homeless for years); as such Christmas proves to be a really problematic time as typically they have nowhere to go and must remain at the rehab dealing with the shit attached to their drug and alcohol use. It is our desire this year to give these kids a holiday season they can enjoy. Now here is where you can help out Each kid will have a stocking on the big day and were hoping they will be stuffed with lots of pressies. My bosses have come up with a list of some items (but anything at all, no matter how small would be awesome too): Movie tickets, books, cds, dvds, art supplies- canvases, pencils, textas, towels, t-shirts, tickets to events, itunes gift cards, vouchers, sporting equipment (ping pong balls and basketballs, etc), perfumes and cologne and virtually anything else you can think of. Another option is just to transfer a bit of cash even $5 can go a long way. If anyone is keen to give a little this Christmas you can send physical donations to 206a Alison Road, Randwick, NSW, 2031 (just address them to Pauline Faletogo). For monetary donations the best way (you get an instant tax deductible receipt) is https://noffs.org.au/donate/. On this page for the box Donation Details select PALM (this is the rehab) complete the fields required. Then email [email protected] with the dets of Name, amount and the date you made the donation and we will be able to track these down, rather than it going to entire the organisation. Otherwise just drop a line to your friend or family that works for the NOFFS foundation and they can pass it on. Every one of us must be alert and alive to the fact that no one knows when their life is to be touched by whatever force it is that operates in the universe. I believe it is there all the time and takes hold of a mans mind or a womans mind, their heart and spirit, and transforms them into something they never dreamt they were capable of being. Thats the story of history. Nobody can be pessimistic. Nobody can say it is the end. Nobody can say the world is doomed. Nobody can say this man or this woman is a write off. Ted Noffs

24.01.2022 A SUPPORT GROUP FOR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH DRUG OR ALCOHOL USE. Are you concerned about the drug or alcohol use of someone close to you? Are you feeling fearful, angry and desperate or worrying about how you will cope? Anyone from any family can develop a problem with drugs or alcohol, and people close to them are often seriously impacted. ... If this is you, come and join us at Family Drug Support meetings in the Northern Beaches. learn coping skills understand more about drug and alcohol dependence learn how best to support someone who is having problems with drugs or alcohol gain support for yourself and other family members RANDWICK at TED NOFFS Last Wednesday of every month first group meets on Wednesday 28th September2016 6PM 8PM VENUE: 206a Alison Road Randwick 2204 (Cnr of Alison Rd and Avoca Street) The Old Post office Entrance is through the car Park. On street parking is available There is no cost for meetings. This group provides a free confidential and safe place for anyone who may be supporting someone with a drug or alcohol issue. Family Drug Support has been providing specialist support and care for over 18years to families coping with isolation helplessness shame and stigma. FOR MORE INFORMATION: contact Julie 0400113422 24-hour/7dy Support Line 1300 368 186

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22.01.2022 Great article proving community based treatment works for methamphetamine users

20.01.2022 Its Wear it Purple Day tomorrow. Wear purple to show your support for young people young people everywhere to know that they have the right to be proud of who they are! Sex, sexuality or gender identity does not change this. http://www.wearitpurple.org/#!wear-it-purple-day-2016/l3c07

20.01.2022 What: Ted Noffs Foundation, in conjunction with Family Drug Support, is running ongoing support groups for families and friends of people who have problems with drugs and alcohol use. Please kindly pass on the information to anyone who might be interested. When: This Wednesday! first group meets on Wednesday 28th September2016 - 6PM 8PM Where: Ted Noffs Foundation... 206a Alison Road Randwick 2031 (Cnr of Alison Rd and Avoca Street) The Old Post office Entrance is through the car Park. On street parking is available There is no cost for meetings. See more

19.01.2022 Hi! A bunch of workers from PALM are going in the Color Run to raise money for the Young People. Every little bit counts!

19.01.2022 Did someone say a rainbow staircase? Yup we got one of those too!!! #ComeThru #StreetUniLivo #SafeSpace

18.01.2022 PALM film for Young People :)

18.01.2022 Did you go to PALM in 2014 or 2015? Want to make $100? Staff from the University of NSW are doing a study on the Noffs PALM programs. We want to find out about how you are going after PALM by getting you to do a 30 minute survey on the phone. Upon completion you will receive a $100 gift card. This is different from the PART D that some of you have done with us already. So this mean you can actually make an extra $100... So if youve been out of PALM for a year or two and wan...t to take part then message us. Your feedback is important to us and will help us to learn more about how we can improve PALM.

18.01.2022 Check out the YP from PALM new track!

18.01.2022 A team of staff members from PALM/CALM/YHS are going in the Colour Run to raise money for the young people at PALM! We are looking at getting some new kitchenware and a day out for all the young people to Luna Park! Feel free to help us out!

14.01.2022 Reconnecting Youth with Culture

10.01.2022 Today we had the launch of the mural here at Street University Mt Druitt, we would like to thank everyone for coming and we would especially like to thank Mt Druitt Standard for taking this picture and displaying it on their front cover.

09.01.2022 When it comes to drug use prevention is better than cure, write Nicole Lee and Paula Ross

07.01.2022 Street University in Canberra launches

07.01.2022 "Mundine says it was a rational and humane approach that offered him a chance to break out of his prison spiral". We have all been deeply affected by the footag...e that emerged on Four Corners last Monday night and continue to be deeply concerned about the over representation of Aboriginal young people and adults in custody. Its timely that The Law Society of NSW has published the August edition of their Journal, featuring our Weave Advocate and Just Reinvest NSW and Change the Record Ambassador Keenan Mundine, who shares his story of lived experience of his battle with the judicial system and incarceration. Keenan is a strong advocate for community led initiatives and programs that work with people, for people and that build stronger communities. "I want Weave to be a first stop for young people needing support... Lets take money out of the planned new detention centres and create community based programs that can address these issues. I want to share my story and show the people who are going through the same things that I went through- there is hope. You can make it out of the system" #WayUpWayForward #StrongConnectedComunity #DonDale Journal article written by : Kate Allman published in The Law Society Journal, August Edition.

07.01.2022 Mindful Relationships Seminar Saturday 11 February 2017 | 10am 1.30pm Lionel Bowen Library, Level 1, 669-673 Anzac Parade, Maroubra Reduce stress, calm your mind and get inspired ... Designed for Carers and community members to develop a more mindful approach to relationships Fiona Goodwin, an experienced Mindfulness facilitator will support participants to develop the skills to: Navigate difficult relationships more smoothly Deal more effectively with disappointment and frustration Be more accepted, accepting and engaged Break repetitive patterns of relating to others Light refreshments served Bookings are essential. For all enquires and to reserve you place for the seminar please contact Carers NSW on 1800 242 636 or by emailing [email protected] Presented by Carers NSW, Mental Health Respite: Carer Support and Randwick City Council to assist carers of people with mental illness to sustain their caring roles.

06.01.2022 Hi all, it’s time for me to interrupt your news feed's with a dash of some serious face booking. As some of you know I work for a super awesome charity called the Ted Noffs Foundation. I work within PALM: the drug and alcohol rehab team in Randwick. Our clients are 13 to 18 year old kids with serious drug, sexual abuse, crime, family and mental health backgrounds (lots of really traumatic stuff). Most of these kids are lacking in family and social support (and a fair few at ...the moment have been homeless for years); as such Christmas proves to be a really problematic time as typically they have nowhere to go and must remain at the rehab dealing with the shit attached to their drug and alcohol use. It is our desire this year to give these kids a holiday season they can enjoy. Now here is where you can help out Each kid will have a stocking on the big day and we’re hoping they will be stuffed with lots of pressies. My bosses have come up with a list of some items (but anything at all, no matter how small would be awesome too): Movie tickets, books, cds, dvds, art supplies- canvases, pencils, textas, towels, t-shirts, tickets to events, itunes gift cards, vouchers, sporting equipment (ping pong balls and basketballs, etc), perfumes and cologne and virtually anything else you can think of. Another option is just to transfer a bit of cash even $5 can go a long way. If anyone is keen to give a little this Christmas you can send physical donations to 206a Alison Road, Randwick, NSW, 2031 (just address them to Pauline Faletogo). For monetary donations the best way (you get an instant tax deductible receipt) is https://noffs.org.au/donate/. On this page for the box Donation Details select PALM (this is the rehab) complete the fields required. Then email [email protected] with the dets of Name, amount and the date you made the donation and we will be able to track these down, rather than it going to entire the organisation. Otherwise just drop a line to your friend or family that works for the NOFFS foundation and they can pass it on. Every one of us must be alert and alive to the fact that no one knows when their life is to be touched by whatever force it is that operates in the universe. I believe it is there all the time and takes hold of a man’s mind or a woman’s mind, their heart and spirit, and transforms them into something they never dreamt they were capable of being. That’s the story of history. Nobody can be pessimistic. Nobody can say it is the end. Nobody can say the world is doomed. Nobody can say this man or this woman is a write off. Ted Noffs

05.01.2022 Cheap kids clothing. Another innovation of Noffs.

05.01.2022 Lets rehabilitate not incarcerate juvenile offenders.

04.01.2022 Westfield Eastgardens and Noffs are working in partnership to run a gift (w)rapping station between 3rd and 24th December 2016. Each gift will be (w)rapped in exchange for a gold coin donation and all proceeds will go towards Noffs. We are looking for volunteer gift (w)rappers to help and it would be appreciated if you could spread the word to the young people, staff, student placements, friends, family, neighbours and acquaintances. There are a range of shifts available so feel free to contact me on 02 9305 6606 or [email protected] to slot in. Feel free to also slot yourselves in if you are keen bean to volunteer your personal time!

03.01.2022 Great explanation of consent

03.01.2022 Street Cred at PALM