COMMUNITY PAGE

The Common Thread Project is entering its final week. We have enjoyed some wonderful Chai, relaxing mindfulness exercises and great company. Ritika our Creative Facilitator has led the program, and we thank her for her calm and caring way of sharing her creative approach with us. We look forward to sharing the combined creative artwork which will be the finished project, with the community.

Thank you to the parents that have offered to help sew on flowers and leaves to costumes for our students Wakakirri performance. Glenis will be in touch shortly to coordinate the project. If you would like to help, please phone the office and ask for Glenis or drop in and visit her in the community room.

Community Pantry

The school has two community pantry locations. At reception you can find items in the foyer, which is a sample of the items available for families. There are soups, dahl, brown rice, canned food and cereals. The community room has a larger selection and there is the ability to help families with bread, milk and fresh fruit and carrots. Please pop in and chat to Glenis our Community Engagement Liaison. Glenis is here to support families. The pantry is stocked weekly on a Wednesday but if you need things kept for you for pick up on a different day, please just ask.

Breakfast Club

Our Breakfast Club runs on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8.15am to 8.35am. Our Cooking Club with Year 5 students cook on Thursday at recess. They share what they make with Friday Breakfast Club students. We will start sharing photos and recipes very soon.

What's Coming in Term 3

Tuning in to Kids

This 6-week program will be delivered online on Mondays from 5.00pm to 8.00pm.

Starting July 20th. This is a free program for our parents.

What you’ll learn about:

• How to be aware of and regulate your own emotions.

• How to be aware of your child’s emotions. • How to use your child’s emotional experiences as an opportunity for closeness and teaching.

• How to teach your child skills to verbally name their emotions.

• How to teach your child skills to solve problems.

• How to guide your child’s behaviour with appropriate limits.

TIK Multicultural mums | Relationships Australia Victoria

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

The City of Casey has a resource directory to help you find support.

Use the link below to search local support services.

Community food resource directory | City of Casey

Support to pay your water bill:

South East Water has a friendly team ready to help you.

For an interpreter call 03 9209 0130

For support in English call 13 18 51

Or visit southeastwater.com.au/support

Help and support | South East Water

CIS Outreach – Support and Advocacy for Casey Residents

Home Page - Community Information Services - Cranbourne

Community Support & Information Service | Casey North CISS

THE ORANGE DOOR | SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES

At Ramlegh Park Primary School, the safety and wellbeing of our students and families is very important to us.

The Orange Door is a free service that supports families with concerns around parenting, relationships, child wellbeing and family violence. Families do not need a referral and can contact The Orange Door directly for advice and support.

The Orange Door can help connect families with services such as counselling, parenting support, accommodation, financial assistance and legal help.

Families can visit their local Orange Door in person from Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm. No appointment is needed.

To find your local service, please visit The Orange Door – Support near you.