Melvin Gonzalez is a student of the Diploma of Community Services at the Australian Institute of Social Relations and a Community Support Worker with Relationships Australia SA’s PEACE Multicultural Services. Melvin was recently a guest speaker at the Open State Festival of Idea’s Mental Health Week event, “Why Mental Illness is Good For You”. He spoke about his lived experience with mental illness and the positive impact his experience has had on his life. Continue Reading
The Orientation to the South Australian Gambling Sector is a free online learning program designed for workers in the Gambling Sector, as well as workers in other sectors, to increase understanding about gambling problems and help identify clients affected by problem gambling. Continue Reading
Our Student Training Clinic is back! The Clinic offers 4 free fortnightly counselling sessions conducted by our student counsellors in their final stages of training. Continue Reading
Earlier this month sixteen young people from the Australian Institute of Social Relations’ Northern Schools Traineeship program had the unique opportunity to take part in ProjectABLE, a half-day interactive workshop delivered by people with disability. Continue Reading
A number of our Nationally Recognised Qualifications are now eligible for WorkReady subsidies. Continue Reading
Relationships Australia SA and the Australian Institute of Social Relations warmly invite you to a White Ribbon Fundraiser, the screening of “The Mask You Live In”, to support White Ribbon’s prevention programs in schools, workplaces and in the wider community. Continue Reading
Between 2013 and 2017, Suzanne Ladner gained five Nationally Recognised Qualifications. Her last qualification, the Diploma of Counselling, has led to the registration of her own counselling practice. Continue Reading
An audience has heard the story behind major organisation-wide changes at Relationships Australia SA over the past decade. Continue Reading
‘The life they deserve’, known as The Nyland Report, is the outcome of the Royal Commission into South Australia’s child protection system. Continue Reading
There are many reasons why we study; to learn new skills, advance our careers, or to broaden our perspective. For Buol Juuk and Sumbo Ndi, it was the desire to help others. Continue Reading