The Safer Pathways research project is part of a national initiative, the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Projects using Action Research (CALD PAR) with short term funding from the Commonwealth Department of Social Services. The research results from all of the projects in the initiative have now been published by the Australia’s National Research Organisation for
Emergency Preparation Tips Emergency Preparation Tips
Know Your Neighbour Knowing Your Neighbour is always important, especially in times of disaster or if there is an emergency. If you don’t feel comfortable starting a conversation, you could try putting a calling card in your neighbour’s mail-box as a way of introducing yourself. You can download "Know Your Neighbour" Card in pdf HERE
Throughout May each year, The Neighbourhood Hub is given a chance to acknowledge our volunteers by supporting National Volunteer Week. The theme this year was Changing Lives, Changing Communities. Bearing in mind the changes we have all faced with COVID-19 and the whirlwind of restrictions we are currently emerging from, The Neighbourhood Hub wasn’t about
New multilingual COVID-19 app available for free download Migration Council Australia (MCA) has developed a multilingual resource for Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities about COVID-19, its impact and available support. The MyAusCovid-19 app is available to download now: https://www.myauscovid-19.org.au/ With the MyAusCovid-19 app you can: Browse articles to find out more about COVID-19, tips for prevention, caring for individuals
A GUIDE FOR LEARNER DRIVER SUPERVISORS PLANNING A DRIVING LESSON 1. Decide what you’re going to teach You need to think, and talk to your learner about: • what driving skills they have – don’t let them try something beyond their ability or force them to try something they’re not confident with • what driving
HOW TO STOP IMPULSE BUYING Here are some tips on how to stop impulse buying: • Wait overnight before you make a purchase. By doing this you put some time between you and the purchase. • Shop with a plan. Determine what you want to buy and how much you’ll spend before you even start
TIPS FOR WORKING FROM HOME It can be a learning curve for some people working from home for the first time, but thankfully there are some straight-forward tips and tricks to maximise your productivity. Maintain regular hours: The temptation to alter your schedule can be strong without a commute to the office but having clear
ONLINE SHOPPING DO’S AND DONT’S Get the most out of your internet shopping and avoid problem’s by doing some simple things to protect your money and personal details by carrying out the following steps: • CHECK SITE SECURITY AND PRIVACY: You can check if a website is secure by checking whether the website address at
FINANCIAL WELLBEING PRESENTATION BUDGETING TIPS A Budget shows how much money you have coming in (INCOME) this can include pay checks, government payments and other sources of income, how much is going out (EXPENSES) and how you might (SAVE) some Money. It is important to stick to a budget so that you can save money
