We warmly welcome you to join us for: Planning for Puberty: Navigating Planet Puberty - For Parents and Carers

Wondering how to support your child through puberty?

You’re not alone and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.

Please join us for a practical and supportive session where Erin and Bernadette from Family Planning Australia will guide you through “Planet Puberty.”

They’ll share simple ways to approach tricky conversations, introduce useful resources, and answer your questions in a safe, judgment-free space.

Meet your presenters:

Erin is a Health Promotion Officer with the Planet Puberty team at Family Planning Australia. She is passionate about sexual health education and supporting parents and carers to navigate the often challenging conversations around puberty.

Bernadette may be a familiar face, having previously worked with Down syndrome NSW’s Family Support Team. Now part of the Health Promotion team, she focuses on helping families guide their children through puberty and as a parent of two teenagers, she truly understands the journey.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Family Planning Australia for their valued partnership and support in delivering this session.

Don’t miss out! This is a great opportunity to build confidence, gain practical tools, and feel more prepared for what’s ahead.

Become a member:

Down Syndrome NSW Membership is FREE.

We have lots of member only events throughout the year as well as discounts to our conferences, workshops and training and other great member benefits soon to be announced! Down Syndrome NSW is the peak body for Down syndrome. We work with pride to support people with Down syndrome to reach their full potential. Your support at our events makes our work possible. Where we can, we provide events for free or at cost recovery only. We greatly appreciate your support.

We can't wait to see you there!

Down syndrome NSW team

Contact the host of Planning for Puberty: Navigating Puberty for Parents and Carers, with Family Planning Australia