Community Links Wollondilly Shopping Centre Protocols see The Dilly Deal

Additional information see Consultation Report, see Fact Sheets

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Work closely with existing children and family services.  Develop information kits, establish and support local community advocacy groups and co-facilitate/facilitate group work at night and on weekends.  Participate in the Macarthur Families First implementation group.

Research, develop, promote and organize activities, services and resources that address the needs of the community.  To lead the Community Development and Youth Team.  Acquisition of information and resources to service identified needs of Wollondilly community.  To provide information, activities, groups and resources at the community centre and on an outreach basis to isolated communities in Local Government Area.

Works with families where there is a child with a disability, 0-12 years in a developmental and supportive role.  Assisting the family to identify and achieve their own goals in areas such as life skills, family and community relationships.

Co-ordinate the transfer of information, referrals, group bookings and hall hire between the community and the relevant internal key stakeholders.  Takes referrals for each service and undertakes assessment of family’s individuals suitability for service.  Supports new referrals prior to allocation to casework.

Co-ordinate a case managed service, monitor and follow up on interventions to ensure successful outcomes for the young person that is identified by them and goal focused.

Assist families achieve their goals by the development and support of appropriate strategies on an individual, family or group setting in theWollondilly and Camden Shires.

Works with families in a development and supportive role in assisting families to identify their goals and to achieve them.  Areas may include life skills and family and community relationships.

Providing a series of free workshops, talks and events that engage, support, inform and educate carers and the community about the roles and needs of carers, the needs of people with a mental illness and the range of respite services available in the community.