Where does the balance lie for material and psychological need in times of natural disaster? More >>

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Where does the balance lie for material and psychological need in times of natural disaster? More >>
When Bettina suggested we construct a labyrinth it immediately sent my neurons firing off in all directions ( read ' I thought it was a good idea')!
It was the art project that finally surfaced from all that activity up there in my head. But that was only the start of it (and may well be the end of me) – imagine a 6m x 6m canvas! More >>
Mental ill health and particularly suicide takes such a terrible toll on families, friends and society it is difficult to understand how support for those suffering is largely left up to families and communities through voluntary support organisations. I say ‘largely’ because it is true there are government programs and social enterprises such as religious organisations and a variety of (under) funded organisations, staffed by poorly paid support workers, who do their best for people in need. More >>
A quick follow-up from the Noosa Residence and Rate Payers Association's Housing Forum at Noosa Bowls Club. As forewarned here is my presentation and list of links. More >>
Divorce and separation are highly distressing events in peoples lives especially when children are involved. Unfortunately it happens - a lot.
Building 'resilient communities' is one important step to mitigate the effects on our children - or possibly prevent or delay family break downs in the first place. Sticking the head in the sand and ignoring the issue doesn't help anyone. More >>
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