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Queenland Jewish Community Services Inc

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23.01.2022 Be part of the fix, not the problem.

21.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL2qsJGKjGI&feature=youtu.be

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15.01.2022 It is my experience that many "leaders" in our community have used this case as a "look at what we do for CSA" and try to deflect the attention from their own communities and what is going on in them. I have had over 200 members of our Jewish community identify to me as survivors of CSA. The majority of them are not from institutional abuse. The guidelines and procedures do not help them. (Not saying they are not needed in institutions, they are.] What I am saying is that we ...need to be open to discussion of abuse and be able to talk about it with out fear of rejection. The vast majority of them have said that I was the first person they had ever told of their abuse. I asked why and the answer was that they felt I would believe them. The first step is to accept that this is a huge problem in our community. Second start to talk about it in personal terms rather than as an intellectual exercise. There will be no change unless the community wants change. The status quo has been maintained since the Royal Commission departed the front pages of the papers. Be part of the change, be a person who is safe to talk to. If some one trusts you to the level that they share with you their abuse what should you do? BELIEVE THEM.* Be part of the change, be a person who is safe to talk to. Ari's basic guidelines are: Believe, accept, ask what support you can give, and hugely, confidentiality. Listen with out interrupting and don't give advise gratuitously. Sending acceptance to all survivors. https://lens.monash.edu//addressing-child-sexual-abuse-ins

13.01.2022 Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. We'd like to remind everyone that research has shown acknowledging and talking about suicide may reduce suicide risk. #WSPD2020

12.01.2022 https://usq.edu.au/events//05/vulnerable-persons-conference

11.01.2022 Communal Greetings from the Prime Minister

06.01.2022 Take part in a study of a free training program for positive emotions. Designed for people with low mood.

03.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day? During this pandemic many people are suffering lots of stress, anxiety and depression Don’t suffer in silence There is help available Y...ou can contact Lifeline, Beyond Blue You can go to your doctor and get a mental health care plan and access counselling Today let’s check in with others and our loved ones See more