The Base Support Services Inc. in Goodna, Queensland, Australia | Youth organisation

The Base Support Services Inc.

Locality: Goodna, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3818 3118

Address: 15 Kingsford Street 4300 Goodna, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.tbssinc.com.au

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23.01.2022 Join us for a FREE webinar about the Family and Friends Support Program! FFSP is a vital new program to support friends and family members who have a loved one ...with a substance use issue. This webinar will be presented by Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin from The University of Newcastle, Australia. Register today: https://tinyurl.com/FFSPwebinar See more

22.01.2022 Some ~different~ coping strategies? Sign us up! Not working for you? Remember, coping strategies are deeply personal and different things work for different people. If you need some help coming up with different ways to cope, we're here for you.

22.01.2022 The heaviest weight we carry is that we cannot see, can you dare to let go? When you forgive, it's not for the other person, it's for you! This is the gift an...d the power of letting go.... not forgetting... not allowing it again... just letting go. What needs to happen for you to Forgive? #IAmAlive See more

20.01.2022 From 7 December, the way you report your employment income is changing. You’ll need to report the gross income you and your partner were paid in your reporting ...period. You can find this information on your payslip. This will make reporting your income easier. You won’t have to calculate the value of all the shifts in your reporting period you just report the gross amounts you’ve been paid. This change is still a little while away, but we wanted to give you all a heads-up. We’ll be sharing more info here as we get closer to 7 December. In the meantime, you can find more details on our website: www.servicesaustralia.gov.au//way-you-report-your-employme

19.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE: Our new border pass system is live! We’ve streamlined the border pass system to make it easier for people crossing the border into Queensland. ... When you jump online and apply, the system auto selects the pass you need based on the information you provide. A simple document upload process allows for faster assessment and provision of passes, and there's a lengthened validity for each pass from 7 to 14 days. Make sure you apply for your border pass at least three business days before you are intending to travel. This system will help to make it easier for those wishing enter the state, while ensuring we continue to keep Queenslanders safe from COVID-19. Find out more and apply now: www.qld.gov.au/border-pass

17.01.2022 Need to have that awkward drugs and alcohol chat with the kids? Here's how you can start it. Head here for Kids Helpline Official's schoolies resources: https://ytwn.in/38KakHw

15.01.2022 November is Transition to Adulthood (T2A) month and for young people leaving care and transitioning to adulthood, Next Step Plus is a free service to help them ...navigate this significant time in their life. The program supports young people aged 15-25 in making that next step by providing practical help around topics like budgeting, tax, employment, educational pathways and more. Next Step Plus aims to ensure young people develop important skills, feel supported and resilient and have the capability to be the people they want to be. And if they've been helped by the program before, they can still come back as many times as they need. If you know someone who you think could use some extra support, reach out to Next Step Plus: www.nextstepplus.com.au

08.01.2022 This NAIDOC Week, our team are taking some time to mark this important event with a number of activities. This year’s NAIDOC theme is ‘Always Was, Always Will B...e’ recognising that First Nations people have occupied and cared for the lands on which we currently live, work and play for over 65,000 years. On Monday, our Springfield office took part in a Smoking Ceremony. To celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the team have also planned activities including a hall of fame, weaving workshop, trivia lunch, and a visit to Toowoomba’s Binangar Centre at Cobb & Co. #NAIDOC2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

07.01.2022 Online hate impacts the mental health of all involved, and children and young people have been exposed to increasing levels this year thanks to the ongoing impa...cts of COVID-19. A recent study by San Francisco-based software company L1ght analysed millions of websites, popular teen chat sites and gaming sites, and found children were exposed to much higher levels of online hate during the pandemic than before it. The study found: a 70% increase in hate between children and teens during online chats a 40% increase in toxicity among young gamers using gaming chat Witnessing online hate that’s any hateful posts about a person or group based on their race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability or gender normalises it, meaning kids can become less sensitive to hateful language and may lead to empathy for others being replaced with contempt. While you can’t stop online hate, you can help your kids to recognise it and let them know how they can take action if they experience it or see it. Teach your kids to notice over-simplicity and its use as a put down strategy (e.g. boys are superior, girls are side-kicks) Make sure your kids know how to report it whether it is directed to them or they see it targeting others and how to block the user Teach them to be aware of how anonymity makes some people feel free to use hostility Let them know that having someone's back online, or being willing to support and defend them, can have a huge impact. To find out more about online hate, its increase, mental health effects and what you can do as a parent, visit https://theconversation.com/young-people-are-exposed-to-mor. For great advice to share with young people in your life, check out the Office of the eSafety Commissioner website. https://www.esafety.gov.au/young-people/online-hate . Our website also has a range of information and support services to help you respond to online hate. qld.gov.au/stopcyberbullying

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03.01.2022 2020 Hampers of Hope Christmas Appeal - is underway again Please donate: cityhopecare.com/donate

01.01.2022 Well done Ipswich YJ

01.01.2022 To celebrate NAIDOC week we are showcasing amazing SisterGirl, BrotherBoy, LGBTIQAP+ First Nations People and initiatives. We are privileged and excited to sha...re with you what our First nation's community and individuals are achieving and use this platform to highlight and celebrate these achievements! Zaachariaha Fielding the lead vocalist and co-creator of Electric Fields. Zach is a proud Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara person and member of the LGBTIQAP+ community. Zach and Michael Prosser (co-creator of electric fields) have appeared on the X-factor, toured nationally and are major players on the international and national stage with their modern electric-soul music sung in Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara and English. Check Electric Fields out and learn more at: https://buff.ly/31OpVkR