Using art to think about safety and respect in relationships.
Respectful Relationships Art Workshop
Schools
Northern Regional Forum – a new initiative
Keeping Families Safe: Working with Men – a new initiative in the northern metropolitan region of Adelaide.
National Sorry Day 2018
Relationships Australia SA and the Institute would like to acknowledge the Stolen Generation and to say Sorry for the past injustices Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples faced.
2016-2017 Annual Report – we want to share it with you!
This content rich annual report shows how we are making an impact and it is aligned to our Strategic Plan 2016-21.
From FLO to GO: A Conversation with Bella
We recently sat down with Isabelle “Bella”, a FLO student at Future Youth Initiative/Schools, Community, Innovations and Learning Service to talk about her new chef apprenticeship at Lenzerheide Restaurant and to ask about her experience as a student at Marion FYI/SCILS.
Indigenous Children and Schooling Program
With funding ending soon, we would like to share some highlights from this innovative program.
‘Positive Change’ music video has been launched!
World AIDS Day (WAD) is held on December 1 each year and is celebrated globally to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and its associated issues such as stigma and discrimination.
We celebrate the announcement of the ‘yes’ result of the marriage equality survey!
We believe in the transformative power of relationships and support respectful discussion about marriage equality and sexual diversity.
Family Forum – Don’t want to be tiger mum over violin
Family Forum answers how to motivate children to keep playing music.
T4K’s Reflective Parenting Conversations Training
Together4Kids (T4K) is a specialist therapeutic service for children 0-12 years of age who have experienced family and domestic violence and/or homelessness. In addition to providing individual and therapeutic group programs for children and families, T4K also offer professional development and training to staff working in the homelessness and domestic violence sectors. Continue Reading
