Deadly Thinking Workshop | Friday 3rd Dec + Thursday 9th Dec 2021 10am-1.30pm | Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre

Deadly Thinking Workshop | Friday 3rd Dec + Thursday 9th Dec 2021 10am-1.30pm | Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre

Social and Emotional wellbeing, suicide and substance abuse prevention. All resources provided. Provided for First Nations and anyone who works with First Nations peoples.

Alive & Thrive 

LOGAN 

A First Nations community wellbeing program in Logan, developed to give community members tools and skills to support themselves, a friend or family, who may be experiencing Domestic and Family Violence (DFV)

All ages community engagement

Social and emotional wellbeing

Indigenous weaving support network for women and children

Youth respectful relationships

Program objectives

To minimise statistics of

DFV in communities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 

Incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Recidivism of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

DFV related deaths of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Workshops

Deadly Thinking

Friday 3rd Dec & Thursday 9th Dec 2021

Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre

Social and Emotional wellbeing, suicide and substance abuse prevention. All resources provided. Provided for Indigenous clients and support workers from local Logan DFV community service providers.

Indigenous Weaving Workshops

Logan Central Library & Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre

Weaving is an activity perfectly suited for trauma-informed practices, as the rational mind is kept busy on the particulars of how to weave a basket, allowing the emotional and spiritual aspects to come to the surface for healing and release.

Youth Respectful Relationships 

For 15 - 17 year old First Nations youth (Love Bites)

The overall aims of the programming are to equip young people with the knowledge needed to have respectful relationships, encourage and develop their skills in critical thinking and assist them in being able to problem solve and communicate effectively, to be better able to make the right choices for themselves and their relationships to be free from violence and abuse.

Event attendees must not attend if you or a member of your family or household have COVID19 symptons, are awaiting a COVID19 test, have visited a hotspot, are subject to isolation/quarantine requirements. Please practice social distancing and hand sanitise your hands before, during and afer attending this event.

For contacting tracing all event attendees must register for free tickets via the the "GET TICKETS" button on this page.

"In the spirit of reconciliation Pacific Arts & Cultural Heritage Inc acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.”

In partnership with Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships through the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Grants 2021.

CONTACT: PacificArtsInc@gmail.com