Building the resilience of flood affected young people
Eight community organisations have been chosen to receive grants of up to $150,000 from the Resilient Kids Youth Participation Fund.
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Resilient Kids is there to support the mental health of young people post-2022 floods
Resilient Kids aims to improve the social, emotional and mental health of Northern Rivers young people aged 8-18.
Innovative funding opportunity: Community Wellbeing and Resilience Grants 2024
Help your community to recover from the health and wellbeing impacts of natural disasters.
Rising stronger: 2024 Community Wellbeing and Resilience funding to open
Healthy North Coast’s CWR Program funds local place-based initiatives that support communities to recover from the health and wellbeing impacts of natural disasters.
The Inspiring Journey of Woopi Medical
Arthur Hein, Woopi Medical Business Director shares a story of dedication and community care on the North Coast.
Recovery and resilience programs continue to support Northern NSW community
One year on, Healthy North Coast and the NSW Government continue to support flood-impacted Northern NSW communities through Community Wellbeing and Resilience grants.
Recovery and resilience programs continue to support Northern NSW community
One year on, Healthy North Coast and the NSW Government continue to support flood-impacted Northern NSW communities through Community Wellbeing and Resilience grants.
North Coast builds community resilience with 90% fully vaccinated against COVID
North Coast residents have pulled together in an exceptional show of community spirit to ensure more than 90% of adults and older teens are protected against the worst of COVID.
Resilience in the workplace – help yourself
The next Clarence Valley Clinical Society event will be held in Grafton on Thursday 17 June. Meet with local health colleagues, have a bite to eat, and learn bite-sized CPD.
Online Training: Supporting Children’s Resilience in General Practice
A new online course offers a practical guide for GPs to engage with parents to improve their child’s social and emotional wellbeing.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we live and work, the Bundjalung, Arakwal, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr, Githabul, Dunghutti and Birpai Nations, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future.
