Anglicare is offering a number of workshops in the coming weeks to support families with navigating the challenges of raising teenagers.

Dad’s Matter - November 8 from 7-9pm - Cost: FREE

Are you a dad who would like to:

• Better understand your importance in your child’s life?
• Have agreements that work?
• Further develop your relationship with your young people?
• Get your head around what they need from you?

Come along to these 6 online sessions. Share strategies, strengths and stories. Take some time out for you and celebrate the importance of being a Dad!

Bookings Essential: contact Julia at Parentzone on 03 9721 3629 or 0400 866 495

Parents Building Solutions (family violence) - November 8 from 12.30-2.30pm - Cost: Free

Free 4 Week program for mums who have been impacted by family violence to have a virtual “cuppa” and talk about their kids.

• Are you dealing with the after effects of family violence?
• Does your child’s anger or anxiety worry you?
• Do you feel alone?

Bookings essential: contact Erin Surrey on 0438 459 891 or at Erin.Surrey@anglicarevic.org.au

Parents Building Solutions (parenting challenges)- November 9 from 1-2.30pm - Cost: Free

This 6 week parenting program helps you come up with solutions to common parenting challenges.

• Are you tired of yelling
• Want to understand why children behave the way they do?
• Do you want to discuss and share ideas that work?

Bookings essential: contact ParentZone on 03 8641 8900 or email parentzone.northern@anglicarevic.org.au

Living with Autism - November 10 from 10am-12pm - Cost: Free

This 4 week parenting program bringing together parents living with a child with Autism. Are you the parent or carer of a child who has a diagnosis of autism? This program is an opportunity to ask questions about the autism spectrum.

Bookings essential: contact ParentZone on 03 8641 8900 or email parentzone.northern@anglicarevic.org.au

For more information or for information about other Anglicare workshops, please visit https://www.anglicarevic.org.au/events/

Tracey Kift
Deputy Principal