Hope Community Services
Hope Community Services is an organisation dedicated to supporting people to successfully and meaningfully participate in life.
Hi All,
We have recently advertised for a Residential Support/Youth Worker in Armadale.
Please click on our careers page link below to direct you to advertisement to review and apply.
We have recently advertised for a Residential Support/Youth Worker in Armadale.
Please click on our careers page link below to direct you to advertisement to review and apply.
Residential Support Worker Job in Perth
The role includes creating a nurturing, safe and healthy environment to support young people to develop individual goals and strategies
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We are holding our AFL Brownlow themed NAIDOC Youth Ball on Saturday 7th November at 316 Hannan Street Kalgoorlie. Tickets are available at the link below. For more information please call 9021 5599.
Tickets are limited so please get in early to avoid disappointment!
We are holding our AFL Brownlow themed NAIDOC Youth Ball on Saturday 7th November at 316 Hannan Street Kalgoorlie. Tickets are available at the link below. For more information please call 9021 5599.
Tickets are limited so please get in early to avoid disappointment!
Today marks the start of Mental Health Week.
Mental Health Week is celebrated all around Australia, with each state and territory adopting its own theme and holding their own events each year.
This year, Mental Health Week in Western Australia will run from 10 - 17 October.
In 2020, the Mental Health Week theme is Strengthening Our Community – Live, Learn, Work, Play as we aim at increasing mental wellbeing in WA communities.
The events of recent times have brought the social determinants of mental health into sharp focus across all of our communities and we think it’s important we take this opportunity of community awareness to bring attention to the need to safeguard people’s social determinants of mental health during and after the COVID-19 crisis has passed.
To build supportive communities, we must take a holistic look at mental health, sharing ideas, and learning from each other through every day activities.
In 2020, we will continue to aim to boost mental wellbeing in WA communities by:
• Encouraging each of us to support and look out for one another
• Promoting mental health literacy and self-care tips
• Raising awareness of mental health issues and reducing stigma associated with seeking support.
Mental Health Week has been coordinated in WA by the Western Australian Association for Mental Health (WAAMH) for more than 50 years, and is supported by the Government of Western Australia, Mental Health Commission and Lotterywest, plus many community organisations.
WAAMH is proudly part of Australia's mental health promotion group which plan awareness campaigns around World Mental Health Day (10 October).
Mental Health Week is celebrated all around Australia, with each state and territory adopting its own theme and holding their own events each year.
This year, Mental Health Week in Western Australia will run from 10 - 17 October.
In 2020, the Mental Health Week theme is Strengthening Our Community – Live, Learn, Work, Play as we aim at increasing mental wellbeing in WA communities.
The events of recent times have brought the social determinants of mental health into sharp focus across all of our communities and we think it’s important we take this opportunity of community awareness to bring attention to the need to safeguard people’s social determinants of mental health during and after the COVID-19 crisis has passed.
To build supportive communities, we must take a holistic look at mental health, sharing ideas, and learning from each other through every day activities.
In 2020, we will continue to aim to boost mental wellbeing in WA communities by:
• Encouraging each of us to support and look out for one another
• Promoting mental health literacy and self-care tips
• Raising awareness of mental health issues and reducing stigma associated with seeking support.
Mental Health Week has been coordinated in WA by the Western Australian Association for Mental Health (WAAMH) for more than 50 years, and is supported by the Government of Western Australia, Mental Health Commission and Lotterywest, plus many community organisations.
WAAMH is proudly part of Australia's mental health promotion group which plan awareness campaigns around World Mental Health Day (10 October).
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