MyLink - Port Stephens Community Information Hub

MyLink is an online community information hub. It's purpose is to inform and connect community groups, service providers and members of the community.

This webpage provides information to local community service providers and community groups. This page is designed to provide an online noticeboard to share initiatives, training and community information that are of interest to you, your clients and stakeholders.

Information that you would like to be shared can be sent to us at mylink@portstephens.nsw.gov.au

Please allow one week for the noticeboard to be updated. All news stories can then be forwarded on with a click of the mouse button, via either email, Facebook, twitter or LinkedIn.

To obtain a reminder to check out the mylink online noticeboard please subscribe to mylink@portstephens.nsw.gov.au

Alternatively, Mylink subscribers can register and follow this page to receive update notifications.

Any feedback you have on the functionality of the page is most welcome.

MyLink is an online community information hub. It's purpose is to inform and connect community groups, service providers and members of the community.

Information that you would like to be shared can be sent to us at mylink@portstephens.nsw.gov.au

Please allow one week for the noticeboard to be updated. All news stories can then be forwarded on with a click of the mouse button, via either email, Facebook, twitter or LinkedIn.

To obtain a reminder to check out the mylink online noticeboard please subscribe to mylink@portstephens.nsw.gov.au

Alternatively, Mylink subscribers can register and follow this page to receive update notifications.

Any feedback you have on the functionality of the page is most welcome.

Buried in Treasure - Hoarding Workshop

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16 days ago

A 15-week hoarding program that runs for 2 hours each session.

Download flyer here
To register call 1800 225 474 or email messplitt@chcs.com.au
A 15-week hoarding program that runs for 2 hours each session.

Download flyer here
To register call 1800 225 474 or email messplitt@chcs.com.au
“ MORE CULTURAL REHABS LESS JAIL” - Raymond Terrace

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19 days ago

Drug and Alcohol workshop
Location: Raymond Terrace Senior Citizens & Community Hall 17E Irrawang St, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

Date: 20.02.2020

Time: 10:00am to 1:00pm

Lunch Provided Download flyer here
Drug and Alcohol workshop
Location: Raymond Terrace Senior Citizens & Community Hall 17E Irrawang St, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

Date: 20.02.2020

Time: 10:00am to 1:00pm

Lunch Provided Download flyer here
Port Stephens Rent Accommodation List - 29 Jan

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19 days ago

Affordable rentals in the Port Stephens area, download here
Affordable rentals in the Port Stephens area, download here
Community Business Grants - for not for profit organisations

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20 days ago
For not for profit sector
In this current round, offering grants in the form of financial management consulting projects, as follows:
- Financial health check and analysis (2 grants available).
- Financial budget for 2020/21 (2 grants available).
- Finance for non-financial managers: an online program to build your understanding of not for profit business finance (8 grants available).
Find out more here
For not for profit sector
In this current round, offering grants in the form of financial management consulting projects, as follows:
- Financial health check and analysis (2 grants available).
- Financial budget for 2020/21 (2 grants available).
- Finance for non-financial managers: an online program to build your understanding of not for profit business finance (8 grants available).
Find out more here
Port Stephens - Seniors Festival 11 - 21 February Program

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21 days ago

Seniors Festival is coming to Port Stephens with almost 30 activities and events!
Highlights include a lunch dance with live entertainment, free yoga classes and a free healthy cooking workshop!

The program is now available to download here

Seniors Festival is coming to Port Stephens with almost 30 activities and events!
Highlights include a lunch dance with live entertainment, free yoga classes and a free healthy cooking workshop!

The program is now available to download here
Thou-Walla Family centre Term 1 Programs

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26 days ago

Flyers available to download

Thou-Walla Term 1 Newsletter here
MyTime here
Wednesday Playgroup here
Blackbox here
Babyplay here
Support Learning here
Baby Massage here
Flyers available to download

Thou-Walla Term 1 Newsletter here
MyTime here
Wednesday Playgroup here
Blackbox here
Babyplay here
Support Learning here
Baby Massage here
February Breakfast – About Those Fires

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26 days ago

Natural disasters happen. The media noise and hype have manage to confuse and worry us – so with a little help, I wanted to bring together a group of inspirational humans involved in the different stages of responding to our latest natural disaster.
About the Panelists:
Craig Bateman – District Operations Officer for Central Coast (CC) District Fire Control. CC District Fire Control district covers over an area of over 2,400 square kilometres and population of over 530,000 between the Hawkesbury River and the Hunter.
Mary O’Leary – Executive Manager, Corporate Services. Samaritans provides disaster recovery support in Newcastle,... Continue reading

Natural disasters happen. The media noise and hype have manage to confuse and worry us – so with a little help, I wanted to bring together a group of inspirational humans involved in the different stages of responding to our latest natural disaster.
About the Panelists:
Craig Bateman – District Operations Officer for Central Coast (CC) District Fire Control. CC District Fire Control district covers over an area of over 2,400 square kilometres and population of over 530,000 between the Hawkesbury River and the Hunter.
Mary O’Leary – Executive Manager, Corporate Services. Samaritans provides disaster recovery support in Newcastle, the Hunter Valley, Central Coast and Mid North Coast regions of NSW. Local groups of trained volunteers – Samaritans Disaster Recovery Teams – play a vital role in delivering practical care and assistance to those affected by disasters.
Catherine Turner – Executive Manager, Commissioning for Hunter Primary Health Network: Hunter New England and Central Coast (HNECC) is a not for profit organisation funded by the Commonwealth government to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the primary health care system. HNECC priority areas include disease prevention, chronic disease, potentially preventable hospitalisation and health system improvement. Priority groups for HNECC are Aboriginal Health, Mental Health, Aged Care and Healthy Start at Life.
February 11 @ 7:10 am - 8:30 am $35

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Family Partnerships Coordinator - Role available

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27 days ago

Find out more here
Find out more here
Fatal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder - Making FASD History

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27 days ago

The focus of this program is sustainability and building capacity in local health services so that communities can own and continue to lead FASD prevention activity. The program aims to support communities to standardise information community members and health workers are accessing about drinking in pregnancy and FASD utilising existing national and regional FASD prevention resources, and enhancing the use of this information.

Download information here
On FASD and justice system here
FASD and the classroom here
Find out more about the Making FASD History by contacting Helena Helena.hodgson@mercyservices.org.au

The focus of this program is sustainability and building capacity in local health services so that communities can own and continue to lead FASD prevention activity. The program aims to support communities to standardise information community members and health workers are accessing about drinking in pregnancy and FASD utilising existing national and regional FASD prevention resources, and enhancing the use of this information.

Download information here
On FASD and justice system here
FASD and the classroom here
Find out more about the Making FASD History by contacting Helena Helena.hodgson@mercyservices.org.au
Importance of first 1000 days - Conception to Two years.

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27 days ago

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