Community Events
Family Learning Centre
LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH WHILE YOU MAKE NEW FRIENDS
Are you too shy to talk to people because you cannot speak English very well? Well, you can improve your English because Killester College runs a ‘Conversational English Class for adults’ every Monday morning from 10.00am till 12.00pm during school term, for parents, family members and friends. Classes are fun, where you are safe to try your new language skills in a friendly place. You will learn words that you may use every day while at the same time making new friends who will encourage you to talk in English. We also talk about things that are happening in our community.
We would love you to join us to help improve your English and at the same time have lots of fun in the Family Learning Centre at Killester College. Please sign in at the office.
Queries can be directed to Loreto Cannon lcannon@killester.vic.edu.au . We hope to see you there.
Jacqui Adams
Volunteer Tutor Conversational English
Wellsprings for Women's 30th Anniversary High Tea
Dear Friends and Supporters of Wellsprings for Women,
Please join us for Wellsprings for Women's Annual Fundraiser High Tea! With the delightful MC - Jo Stanley, our Patron.
This year, we are celebrating a milestone - our 30th Anniversary of supporting women in our community.
Your presence will help us raise crucial funds to support women's education costs, enabling them to achieve their dreams and build a brighter future.
Please come and bring your family and friends and be a part of this very special occasion, enjoy an afternoon of delicious treats, inspiring speeches, and reflections on our impact, while making a meaningful impact on women's lives.
Please RSVP by 8th July. All are welcome.
Booking link:
https://events.humanitix.com/wellsprings-for-women-fundraising-high-tea-2024
We look forward to celebrating with you and thank you for your support.
Warm wishes,
Jasmine Robbins
T (03) 9701 3740 Ext 101 | 79 Langhorne Street, Dandenong 3175
Can you assist?
Berry Street provides out-of-home care (foster care, kinship care and residential care) to the over 11,000 children and young people who cannot live safely at home each year.
The number of people enquiring about fostering has halved in our program over the past twelve months, a trend shared by other organisations and to which we can hypothesise as to why and attribute various reasons. But the demand for foster care remains.
We are investing heavily in activity that works with community organisations and groups to raise the profile of foster care, dispel myths, and promote people to open their homes to a child or young person in need.
Just in South East Metro alone, we receive an average of 54 children/young people referred each month and about 46% of these referrals for sibling groups.
The population of the City of Greater Dandenong is 168,362 and currently, we only have 4 foster care households in the entire area of Greater Dandenong.
Contact via Berry Street Enquiry Form
Empower Your Parenting Skills with Safe On Social
Parenting in today's digital era can be overwhelming. Are you finding it challenging to keep up with the constantly evolving apps, online games, and social media platforms? Do concerns about cyberbullying, screen addiction, adult content access and online privacy keep you up at night?
https://www.safeonsocial.com/event-details/empower-your-parenting-skills-with-safe-on-social-1
Interfaith Network Public Tour
