Free Employment Workshops
For Women Who Have Experienced Domestic Violence

The Orchid Project is a practical and engaging workshop that has been developed specifically to provide women who have experienced domestic violence with the information, skills and knowledge that they need to find and maintain employment.The Orchid Project is open to all women who have experienced or who are experiencing domestic violence and who are interested in employment.The workshop is run over 3 days and has two phasesPhase 1 (one day) will help women assess whether and what type of employment is right for them at this point in time, and to set practical and realistic goals for employment or further trainingPhase 2 (two days) aims to prepare women for the employment and job search process

For full details about the program
or to view the Orchid Project brochure 
please follow the links below.

Click Here For Program Details

Click Here For The Orchid Project Brochure

Funded by the NSW Department of Corrective Services

CARE
for Families

Helping families and carers to support people with mental illnesses

CARE for Families is an innovative, free program that aims to assist the families and carers of people with mental illnesses in their caring role.

We recognise that it is often families and carers who provide the bulk of support to people with mental illnesses, without training and support of their own. By helping families and carers work together with their loved one, CARE for Families will help people with mental illnesses AND their families and carers.

CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS
or
HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE BROCHURE

CARE for Families is funded by the Australian Government
under the Mental Health Community Based Program

 

Skills for Life Program

Our fantastic

' Skills for Life'

group program is back!

Want to get your life back on track?

C.A.R.E. Employment is now offering workshops to help people to develop skills to deal with specific life challenges and problems such as coping with anxiety, building self-esteem, and relaxation.
* Cost:
C.A.R.E. clients attend free of charge

AND: We are now opening up the Skills for Life sessions to the general public for a cost of $45.00 for an individual, $80.00 for an individual from another program (PSP, JPET, JOB NETWORK).This is for the total ten sessions and applies whether you come to one or ten.

Make a booking now or ask for more information by calling (02) 97451529.

Join us in an informal atmosphere where you can develop skills to deal with life's challenges & problems. Come along to.

Meet new people in a fun and relaxed setting

Talk about the issues you are working through

Learn some new skills

Workshops Have Included

NEW!  Mindfulness Meditation

NEW! Healthy Habits

NEW! Emotions, Expression and Wellbeing

Highly Recommended Managing Anxiety

NEW! Know your rights! (And how to defend them)

Highly Recommended Self Esteem Session 1

Highly Recommended Self Esteem Session 2

Where?

C.A.R.E. Employment: 196 Liverpool Rd, Enfield
(Every Second Thursday)
C.A.R.E. Employment: 429 Princes Hwy Rockdale
(Every Second Tuesday)

This is a great opportunity, and it's FREE!!!

To book in please call Reception on

(02) 9745 1529

Timetable and New Workshops to be Announced.

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Job Ready
Resources Project

C.A.R.E. EMPLOYMENT, in partnership with the NSW Department of Education and Training, is about to launch a new 12 month innovative project to assist mental health clients to find employment.

The Mental Health Job Ready Resources Project will harness the knowledge of clients, service providers and industry experts to develop learner guides and trainer guides, as well as an assessment instrument, to help Employment Consultants working with people with a psychiatric health disability. In addition, a Job Seeking Resource Kit will be developed for clients.

The Mental Health Job Ready Resources Project is the first of its kind in Australia. Resources will be piloted "on the job" at C.A.R.E. EMPLOYMENT and at other open employment agencies.

Essentra Essential Personnel

has been contracted to develop the learner guides, under the direction of the project steering committee.

C.A.R.E. EMPLOYMENT invites expressions of interest from community members who would like to be a part of this exciting new project. If you would like to participate, or need any further information please contact Melissa at melissa@nautilus.org.au .