Exploring and Energising Public Health Responses to Gambling Related Harm in South Australia at a seminar on November 24.
Public Health & Gambling Seminar
Nothing About Us Without Us – Keynote Address by Lydia Mungherera
Relationships Australia South Australia proudly presents the Nothing About Us Without Us: Collaborative Efforts in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS Stigma and Discrimination, on 6 November 2015, 5:30pm at the SAHMRI auditorium. Continue Reading
Cert. III in Community Services Work for VET in Schools to be Offered in 2016
Do you want to be part of building a healthy future for the Community Services and Health industries? Are you interested in obtaining a nationally recognised VET Qualification? The Australian Institute of Social Relations (AISR) is offering a Certificate III in Community Services Work for VET in Schools for year 11 and 12 students in 2016. Continue Reading
National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect – South Australian Play Your Part Award for our Infant Massage Programs
Relationships Australia SA received the 2015 NAPCAN – National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect – South Australian Play Your Part Award for our Infant Massage Programs on Thursday 10 September. Continue Reading
Launch of the Child Focused Practice Online Program
Our Child Focused Practice online program was launched at Hindmarsh on Wednesday, 9 September. There were fifty people in attendance including, and most importantly, children. Continue Reading
Our workshop takes DOORS (Detection Overall Of Risk Screen) into Norway
The language may be different but the risks to families after separation are not, according to a recent workshop in Norway led by the Australian Institute of Social Relations. Invited to present at the annual conference of Norwegian Forensic Psychologists, Dr Claire Ralfs and Dr Jamie Lee led a two-day workshop showing how Family Law DOORS could have a place in promoting safety Norway.
Mental Health First Aid course coming soon
What comes to mind when we think of first aid; CPR, or attending to minor workplace injuries? But, what would you do if your faced with not a minor cut, but someone having a panic attack, behaving aggressively (perhaps because of alcohol or drugs), or appearing suicidal? Is there any training to help deal with Mental Health? Continue Reading
Follow-up surveys reveal our qualifications help students gain employment
At the Australian Institute of Social Relations, we are committed to providing quality professional education, a culture of continuous improvement, evidence-based service delivery and responsiveness to the needs of our students and the community. Therefore, each of our training programs follow a relevant pre, post or follow-up evaluation process to ensure the quality of the delivery and its outcomes. Continue Reading
COPE Workforce Development courses are ready for registrations!
Our COPE Workforce Development courses are back for semester 2 and ready for registrations! Workers who need to develop or build upon certain skills as part of their work or community contribution will find these courses highly beneficial. They are mainly geared towards the community services and health sector, but can be applied to other sectors or volunteer situations.
Students Test Entrepreneurial Skills with ‘Traffic Jam’: The Community Network Story
A group of high school students have been given a unique opportunity to put their entrepreneurial skills to the test and start their own social enterprises. Through a partnership with Parafield Gardens and Salisbury East High School, we’ve been able to offer these students part-time traineeships in Certificate III in Community Services. The focus of this project is directly built around community development in the North and equipping young people with the skills to become confident, enterprising and employable candidates for the future. Continue Reading