The SWAPv inaugural conference, in partnership with Flinders Educational Futures Research Institute, Office of Indigenous Strategy & Engagement, The Wellbeing and Resilience Centre (SAHMRI), headspace, and Relationships Australia SA,
In need of a new skill set? Or looking for suitable electives? Short courses offered at AISR now have the option to gain nationally recognised competencies when formal assessments are completed. Continue Reading
Relationships Australia South Australia is delighted to be hosting Professor Amy Holtzworth-Munroe (Indiana University), Dr Troy McEwan (Swinburne University) and Dr Jamie Lee at a public forum 18 July 2016, Focus on Family Safety: Risk Management in Practice. Continue Reading
On Monday, May 2, Julia Farr Youth hosted its second Peer Support Network Meeting for young adults (17-35) living with a disability.
On March 31 White Ribbon Australia was pleased to announce Relationships Australia SA has successfully been accredited as a ‘White Ribbon Workplace’.
Therapeutic Parenting with Relationship and Regulation is a program developed for carers and parents of children and teens whose early life may have included neglect, abuse and trauma. The course also has relevance for parents of children with behavioural challenges and developmental differences. Some of these children have challenging behaviours and parents and carers may need more than the usual ‘common sense’ parenting to develop healthy relationships with their children. Continue Reading
As the Community Services and Health Industry adapts to a new funding and service delivery environment, there is evidence of increased demand for different roles and specific skills. To meet this increased demand, this industry will need more qualified workers. As such, the Australian Institute of Social Relations will be offering a new qualification – the Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015). Continue Reading
We’re offering a range of workforce development courses for the community services, health, family law and human services. All courses are held at the Australian Institute of Social Relations (49a Orsmond Street, Hindmarsh) and we can deliver courses offsite and in regional and remote settings. Continue Reading
Officially launched at the inaugural ANROWS conference on February 23, 2016, the newly updated AVERT Family Violence Basics Course provides an introduction to the historical and legal contexts of family violence including relationship dynamics, impacts on victims and service responses. Continue Reading
Research studies, several peak bodies and our own practice wisdom tell us the same thing: we as service providers need to screen families for many risks when they use our services.
