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FAMILY SUPPORT

Family Support is an early intervention and placement prevention service.
Family Support offers practical assistance and emotional support to families and youth in Parkes, Forbes, Peak Hill, Tullamore, Trundle and Bogan Gate. This is achieved through advice, advocacy and referral, assessment and case planning, case management, home visiting and parenting skills groups. Appointments can be held at Neighbourhood Central or in the family home. Services provided are free and confidential.
Families or youth can contact the office and discuss their situation. A community organisation, Government Department, school or Doctor can also ring on their behalf with their permission.
PROGRAMS
 
R.A.G.E.
Re-navigating Anger and Guilty Emotions is an anger management program for youth aged between 11 and 17 years run over six sessions.
 
Love Bites
Love Bites is a school based youth program for 14 to 16 year olds to educate and promote safe and respectful relationships. This program has a community approach and is co-facilitated by Community Partners.

Triple P
Positive Parenting Program emphasizes good communication and positive attention to encourage desirable behaviour in children. 


Keeping Kids In Mind
Keeping Kids in Mind is a five week course for separated parents who are experiencing on-going conflict.
The course is designed to assist parents to see through their children’s eyes the experience of parental separation and develop greater understanding about how to support children following family separation.

123 Magic
123 Magic is a three session program to teach effective and well-researched ways to better manage misbehaviour in children aged 3 to 10 years.

Managing the Bull                                                    
Managing the Bull is a six week course that builds resilience in bullied teens through games, activities and discussions in a safe, supportive environment.

Keeping Children Safe
Keeping Children Safe is an educational based program to enable participants to recognise abuse and neglect and the effects this has on children.


For further information on these programs please call 6862 1872.

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Boys Group

Peak Hill Boys Group is a Neighbourhood Central initiative designed to provide a safe space for Peak Hill boys aged 8 to 16 years to experience constructive fun along with educational and cultural experiences. Participants are exposed to positive role models and experiences in a relaxed and engaging environment. Boys are encouraged to use their initiative, take responsibility and demonstrate leadership; both in the practical aspects of running the group, and in their overall behaviour and attitude towards their peers.

The Peak Hill Boys Group is scheduled for every Thursday afternoon from 3-5pm in the school term. Thursday afternoon activities are free, with afternoon tea provided and are held at either the Neighbourhood Central Community Hub, Southern Cross Hall or at Lindner Oval, depending on the weather and the particular activities scheduled for that day. Special events are offered during the school holidays. All efforts are taken to keep costs to a minimum for special events, however participants may be required to make a small financial contribution to cover costs incurred.
For more information, please call 6862 1872.

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