Price: Free

One to One Parenting Support is a self-referral service that can assist parents of children aged 0-12 year with:

• BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMNT
• TRANSITIONING
• ROUTINES
• COMMUNICATION
• SELF-CARE
• HEALTHY EATING
• EMOTION COACHING
• MEN AS FATHERS

Eligibility Criteria:

You have children aged 0-12 years and are not currently involved with Child Protection.

You live in Melton, Melton South, Melton West, Harkness, Kurrunjang, Brookfield, Cobblebank, Strathtulloh, Weir Views, Exford, Eynesbury or Parwan.

Refer yourself by calling: 0409 608 551 or via email: [email protected]

It’s the end of another week and you want to unwind with some good company that just gets it!

Do you identify as LGBTIQA+ and are a parent or caregiver for children under 12?

Welcome to the Friday Mocktails! Meet other parents and let’s debrief about our week in this 45 minute session.

• Free to attend
• Online Space
• LGBTIQA+ Safe Space
• For families of children 0-12 years
• Western Suburbs of Melbourne
• Child Friendly Space

For more information contact Alex | 0456 824 447 |[email protected]
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Go to www.dss.gov.au for more information

Find eternal peace and happiness

In this weekly Ancient Vedic class, you will discover yourself, learn Vedic science in simple terms and know how to apply it in day-to-day life.

Suits all levels.

One to One Parenting Support is a self-referral service that can assist parents of children aged 0-12 year with:

• BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMNT
• TRANSITIONING
• ROUTINES
• COMMUNICATION
• SELF-CARE
• HEALTHY EATING
• EMOTION COACHING
• MEN AS FATHERS

Eligibility Criteria:

You have children aged 0-12 years and are not currently involved with Child Protection.

You live in Melton, Melton South, Melton West, Harkness, Kurrunjang, Brookfield, Cobblebank, Strathtulloh, Weir Views, Exford, Eynesbury or Parwan.

Refer yourself by calling: 0409 608 551 or via email: [email protected]

If English is not your first language, it can sometimes be difficult to navigate simple tasks in a community where English is the prime language spoken. Improve your English skills and apply the language more confidently in your everyday life with this 8-week program provided by Duke Street Community House.

Our supportive and experienced teacher will guide you through basic English skills through conversation, listening, reading, and writing simple sentences. This encouraging and friendly class will include topics about the various ways we live and work in Australia.

This program is delivered in partnership with Duke St Community House.

Participant eligibility criteria applies.

Please contact Duke Street Community House on 9311 9973 or email [email protected] for more information or to enrol.

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program provides free training to eligible jobseekers to improve their language, literacy and numeracy skills to get a job.

SEE is funded by the Federal Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business.

Quick facts about the SEE course

• It is FREE
• Eligible jobseekers (15-64 years old) can get up to 800 hours of full time or part-time training (10-20 hours each week)
• Work experience is offered as a part of the training
• You can still look for work
• The training you receive will be based on your goals for the future
• This program can also help you if English is your second language
• SEE is delivered in a supportive adult learning environment
• We have highly qualified specialist teachers
• We have small class sizes
• SEE offers pathways to employment and/or vocationally orientated training programs

Why do the SEE course?

The SEE course will help you get the skills you need to get the job you want. Training is available from initial to advanced levels. The SEE program can help you get the job you want by:

• Improving your reading and writing skills
• Improving your maths
• Improving your information, communication and technology (ICT) skills

For further information, please read more about SEE here.

One to One Parenting Support is a self-referral service that can assist parents of children aged 0-12 year with:

• BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMNT
• TRANSITIONING
• ROUTINES
• COMMUNICATION
• SELF-CARE
• HEALTHY EATING
• EMOTION COACHING
• MEN AS FATHERS

Eligibility Criteria:

You have children aged 0-12 years and are not currently involved with Child Protection.

You live in Melton, Melton South, Melton West, Harkness, Kurrunjang, Brookfield, Cobblebank, Strathtulloh, Weir Views, Exford, Eynesbury or Parwan.

Refer yourself by calling: 0409 608 551 or via email: [email protected]

One to One Parenting Support is a self-referral service that can assist parents of children aged 0-12 year with:

• BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMNT
• TRANSITIONING
• ROUTINES
• COMMUNICATION
• SELF-CARE
• HEALTHY EATING
• EMOTION COACHING
• MEN AS FATHERS

Eligibility Criteria:

You have children aged 0-12 years and are not currently involved with Child Protection.

You live in Melton, Melton South, Melton West, Harkness, Kurrunjang, Brookfield, Cobblebank, Strathtulloh, Weir Views, Exford, Eynesbury or Parwan.

Refer yourself by calling: 0409 608 551 or via email: [email protected]

It’s the end of another week and you want to unwind with some good company that just gets it!

Do you identify as LGBTIQA+ and are a parent or caregiver for children under 12?

Welcome to the Friday Mocktails! Meet other parents and let’s debrief about our week in this 45 minute session.

• Free to attend
• Online Space
• LGBTIQA+ Safe Space
• For families of children 0-12 years
• Western Suburbs of Melbourne
• Child Friendly Space

For more information contact Alex | 0456 824 447 |[email protected]
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Go to www.dss.gov.au for more information

Find eternal peace and happiness

In this weekly Ancient Vedic class, you will discover yourself, learn Vedic science in simple terms and know how to apply it in day-to-day life.

Suits all levels.

One to One Parenting Support is a self-referral service that can assist parents of children aged 0-12 year with:

• BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMNT
• TRANSITIONING
• ROUTINES
• COMMUNICATION
• SELF-CARE
• HEALTHY EATING
• EMOTION COACHING
• MEN AS FATHERS

Eligibility Criteria:

You have children aged 0-12 years and are not currently involved with Child Protection.

You live in Melton, Melton South, Melton West, Harkness, Kurrunjang, Brookfield, Cobblebank, Strathtulloh, Weir Views, Exford, Eynesbury or Parwan.

Refer yourself by calling: 0409 608 551 or via email: [email protected]

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program provides free training to eligible jobseekers to improve their language, literacy and numeracy skills to get a job.

SEE is funded by the Federal Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business.

Quick facts about the SEE course

• It is FREE
• Eligible jobseekers (15-64 years old) can get up to 800 hours of full time or part-time training (10-20 hours each week)
• Work experience is offered as a part of the training
• You can still look for work
• The training you receive will be based on your goals for the future
• This program can also help you if English is your second language
• SEE is delivered in a supportive adult learning environment
• We have highly qualified specialist teachers
• We have small class sizes
• SEE offers pathways to employment and/or vocationally orientated training programs

Why do the SEE course?

The SEE course will help you get the skills you need to get the job you want. Training is available from initial to advanced levels. The SEE program can help you get the job you want by:

• Improving your reading and writing skills
• Improving your maths
• Improving your information, communication and technology (ICT) skills

For further information, please read more about SEE here.

If English is not your first language, it can sometimes be difficult to navigate simple tasks in a community where English is the prime language spoken. Improve your English skills and apply the language more confidently in your everyday life with this 8-week program provided by Duke Street Community House.

Our supportive and experienced teacher will guide you through basic English skills through conversation, listening, reading, and writing simple sentences. This encouraging and friendly class will include topics about the various ways we live and work in Australia.

This program is delivered in partnership with Duke St Community House.

Participant eligibility criteria applies.

Please contact Duke Street Community House on 9311 9973 or email [email protected] for more information or to enrol.