The Disability Information and Resource Centre

The Living Hope Suicide Bereavement Training Program is designed to raise the knowledge and confidence of people who support and care for those bereaved by suicide. The training is designed for workers, volunteers and the general public.

Living Hope is a comprehensive program which covers all aspects of suicide bereavement from practical matters to be attended to following the death of a loved one, the grieving process, aspects of spirituality, the influence and impact of culture on grieving, understanding emotions and a host of helpful information which aims to equip potential care givers to support individuals and families through the devastating experience of losing a loved one.

Date

Friday 1 April, 9.30am – 4.30pm

Location

Mercure Grosvenor Hotel
125 North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000

Registration closes Friday 18 March 2011.

For more information visit the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement.

The Gordon Andrew Program (GAP) is a six‑to‑twelve month program for young people with Down syndrome that will help with learning new skills, having fun, feeling good, making new friends and finding a job.

GAP involves a series of life skills workshops plus a workplace employment element, followed by a celebration event and evaluation.

Applicants must be aged 17 to 25 years and live in metropolitan Adelaide.

GAP is supported by Department for Families and Communities, AFL Foundation, Adelaide CROWS, Personnel Employment and foundation21.

If you are interested please complete this nomination form and return it to foundation21 by 1st March 2010:

Emma Pursche (GAP Coordinator)

Tel: 8342 9658

Fax: 8342 6869

Email: emma@f21.org.au

PO box 151
Greenacres SA 5086