From The Playford Communities For Children Team .
Communities for Children is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social ServicesJ U NE,INSIDE THIS ISSUE:A NDA U G US T2 016From the Playford Communities for Children Team . Welcome Communities for ChildrenCommunity Events2 Kids Club & Hippy What’s Been Happening 4 CFC School Holiday Fun5 CfC Programs6 CfC Programs7 What’s happening8 CfC Programs in Action9 OPAL10 ParentsNext Plus &Men’s Network11 Talking Matters12 Talking Matters13 United Way1413Calendar of Events: JuneJulyAugust151617 Kid’s Corner!18 Kid’s Cooking!19Contact DetailsTel: 8209 5413cfcplayford@anglicaresa.com.au91- 93 Elizabeth Way,Elizabeth SA 5112J U LYCommunities for Children offer free activities for the Community, includingweekly activities that run during the school term and school holiday one-offevents. See pages 6 and 7 for a list of all of the activities we are offering thisterm. If you are interested in attending or would like more information about anactivity, please contact the person listed at the bottom of each activity.We also offer one off training opportunities for the Community and ourCommunity Partners, including local schools. We offered a free Provide FirstAid Course in May and are planning another one for October 2016 inresponse to community feedback of what training opportunities they would liketo have. Make sure you add your details to our email database so you can findout about future training opportunities and school holiday events (see pg 16).On 19th May, we held a “What’s the Buzz?” Training Day withMark Le Messurier which was attended by 25 School and CommunityPartners at The Stretton Centre. Want to find out more about What’s theBuzz? Visit http://www.whatsthebuzz.net.auFamilies Week ran from 16th to 22nd May2016 and we held our annual Calendar ArtLaunch event on Tuesday 17th May atBlakes Crossing Shopping Centre. Ondisplay were over 110 art pieces designedby children in Playford showing “What’sImportant to Me” and why. The display wasleft up for a week and the public had anopportunity to vote for their two favouritepieces. The top ten artworks as voted by thecommunity will be submitted for inclusion inthe 2017 Communities forChildren South Australia Calendar. See page 2 for some photos from thelaunch event on 17th May!In this issue; meet our new trainees on page 2, find out about Children’sUniversity as Communities for Children are now a new learning destination!Also, see our calendar updates for what’s on in June, July and August 2016.We have some great stories from some of our Community Partners aboutprograms and events that have been recently held. Also in this issue are somegreat Winter activities and recipes that we hope you will try at home.We love your feedback!! Is there something you would like to see added thePlayford CfC Newsletter or have a suggestion? Please send an email tocfcplayford@anglicaresa.com.au and we will try our best to include yoursuggestions in the next issue.
COMMUNITIES FOR CHILDREN COMMUNITY EVENTSPAGE 2What’s Important to Me - Art Display LaunchOver 110 children from the Playford region participated in this year’s Communities for ChildrenArt Event, drawing a picture of “What’s Important to Me” that was displayed at Blakes CrossingShopping Centre from 17th to 22nd May 2016. The public had a week to vote on their favouritepieces for inclusion in the 2017 Family Calendar. Below is a sample of some of our top 10artworks as voted by you:Want to receive a 2017 Communities for Children Family Calendar?Email cfcplayford@anglicaresa.com.au to register and we will notify you when the calendars are ready for collectionWelcome to Shaye and Jordan our new Playford CfC Trainees!Shaye and Jordan are new trainees that havejoined the CfC team in April 2016.They both completed the same program toreceive a 12 month traineeship withinAnglicare SA. Shaye will be in the CfC team untilSeptember, where she will be moving to BetterPlaces Stronger Communities, and Jordan willbe in the team throughout her whole traineeship.They have also both been given the opportunityto study a Cert III in Community Services throughTauondi Aboriginal College.Shaye graduated in December last year fromKaurna Plains School. Jordan graduated inNovember last year from Mark Oliphant College.Shaye enjoys looking after her nephew,spending time with family and sports. Jordanenjoys sports, reading and babysitting herbrothers and cousins.Funded Fundedby the AustralianGovernmentDepartmentof SocialServicesby the AustralianGovernmentDepartmentof SocialServices
ANGLICARE SA KIDS CLUB AND HIPPYKids ClubOver Term One children and families looked at thewonderful world of colour, the children explored colourthrough craft, cooking and science experiments.Throughout the term, the children and their familiesenjoyed activities like Sugar Crystal Sticks, experimentsare always fun, but even more so when it involvescooking! The activity involved the children using water,food colouring and sugar. The children all took turnscounting the food colouring drops into their container,then staff poured sugar water into the children’scontainer and the children mixed the colour into thesugar water. The children pegged the skewers andplaced them in the container balancing them on a popstick. The children were very enthusiastic to see whathappened over the next few days when the sugar sticksgrew.Kids Club celebrated Harmony Day with a splash ofcolour. Staff talked with the children about what theyknow and what they think Harmony Day means. Thechildren talked about everybody being nice to oneanother no matter how they look or where they are from,understanding that everybody has their own story andbackground. To celebrate in Kids Club, we talked aboutare differences and how we all belong, we alsocontinued our art work for reconciliation week with thechildren placing coloured hand prints on the poster.The children that attended over the term where invited tocome to the School Holiday program. Over the twoweeks the children made amazing Tie Dye with T-shirts,pillow cases and hats. On another day we explored StKilda adventure playground. Term three Kids Club willbe exploring ‘The World’.PAGE 3Hippy Elizabeth - Eva’s ZooHIPPY Elizabeth has had an amazing term with childrenwho have started the age 4 program being exposed to lotsof new learning while having a lot of fun along the way.One of the more popular activities has been “The Zoo”where children are able to create their own zooenvironment by constructing enclosures and animals out ofpaper and cardboard. While building the zoo children arepracticing skills like cutting, pasting and drawing while alsochatting to their parents about what they are creatingbuilds their vocabulary and they are able to learn newnaming words (nouns).Eva is one of our HIPPY Elizabeth children that reallyenjoyed creating her own zoo for her many animals. It wasa whole family effort with Mum, Dad and even Eva’syounger sister Layla working together to produce thismasterpiece.While they were all working together they talked aboutwhat each animal would eat and what colour they wouldbe. They also had a conversation about what animals theysaw when they visited Gorge Wildlife Park earlier in theyear. Mum said “I was surprised when we did this activityhow much Eva knew about animals and the zoo. Evatalked about her zoo needing dirt and rocks and even astream of water to stop tigers getting too close to thefence”.HIPPY is a great way for the whole family to spend timetogether learning new things and having fun. Great workEva!!!For more information or to make bookings please contact:Wendy – 0409 755 973or call in to The Annexe, Corner of Peachy Road andWhittington Road, Fields ShopsFor further information aboutHIPPY programs Elizabethplease contact Laura on:0407 977 351
PAGE 4WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING?Singing and Growing during School HolidaysOur community partner Sing&Grow ran some interactive andfun school holiday workshops in April at Blake’s Crossing.More than 35 families attended the music sessions, whichfocussed on child development andskilling-up parents to use music withtheir children at home. Afterrefreshments, the groups also did afun craft activity and made atambourine!Feedback from families was that itwas informative and fun. It was sopopular that Natalie (the Sing&Growmusic therapist) plans to run somemore school holiday workshops inOctober – so watch this space formore information!We’d like to say a big thanks toLeonie, Anna, Jordan and Shayefrom Playford CfC, as well as TraceyAlexander from Mark OliphantChildren’s Centre for helping tofacilitate the workshops. And a hugethanks to LendLease and thewonderful staff there for being so kindand hosting us in their playroom.Sing&Grow have a number ofprograms and workshops running in Playford over this term.They are available by registration only, so if you have anyenquiries, please emailNatalie on: natalieoliveri@singandgrow.orgFunded by the Australian Government Department of Social ServicesWe are a Children’sUniversity LearningDestination!Children’s University Adelaide provides high quality, voluntary educational experiences for children aged between 7 and14 years, and volunteering opportunities for students aged between 15 and 18 years. Children choose which activitiesthey would like to participate in and collect stamps in their Passport to Learning / Passport to Volunteering as they go.They are rewarded for their participation with certificates presented at formal ceremonies held in high profile locations,such as Bonython Hall at the University of Adelaide. Children graduate in caps and gowns just like the adults do andcelebrate their achievements with friends, family and teachers.Children’s University Adelaide ensures that all activities are high quality, extra curricula learning, address the needs of thewhole child and, most importantly, are fun. Children’s University Adelaide encourages children to step outside theircomfort zone, immersing themselves in new and exciting experiences designed to open their eyes to the amazingopportunities their futures can hold. It is about developing a hunger for, and love of learning, building confidence andfostering aspirations in all children.Children’s University Adelaide provides a great opportunity to support your child to succeed and achieve in their educationand to celebrate with them at graduations.
CFC SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN.CfC SchoolHoliday ActivitiesFunded by the Australian Government Department of Social ServicesPAGE 5
CFC PROGRAMSNorth Youth Theatre EnsembleAnglicareSA Scholarship ProgramPAGE 6Dad’s BusinessELY ProgramA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityBuild your knowledge around birth, yourchild’s early years and positive parentingEarly learning years ProgramFor children aged 3-6 years“Becoming a Dad” - prenatal classLMHS Mondays and Tuesdays 7.00pmthe second week of each monthTuesdays 12.45pm-2.45pmSt Thomas More Primary School50 Yorktown Road, Elizabeth ParkA Communities for Children ActivityWeekly workshops to create a piece oftheatre in a space where children canlearn new skills, find their voice and beempowered through the creation of ajoint piece of workFor children aged 8-12 yearsThe Platform (next to NSS)73 Elizabeth Way, ElizabethSaturdays 2.30pm-4.00pmDad’s Plus Parenting CourseElizabeth Community CorrectionsFridaysOut of school activities for Dad’s andChildren 0-12 years starting soon invarious locationsWednesdays9.00am-11.00am morning session12.45pm-2.45pm afternoon sessionCatherine McAuley School210 Adams Road, CraigmoreFor further information contactJuliette on 0406 991 491AJZ ProductionsFor further information contactDarren on 8252 2311CentacareFor further information contactEither eccp.cheri@gmail,comor Jo on 0427 996 352Elizabeth Community ConnectionsMaking MomentsElizabeth Rise Community CentreNew and Emerging CommunitiesA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityJoey’s Book ClubReading & activities for children U/5(during school terms)Thursdays 9.30amElizabeth Rise Community CentreFocuses on creating opportunities forparents by achieving access to qualityeducation and improving health andwellbeing in order to empower thepeople of New and Emergingbackgrounds to build a sustainable lifefor themselves and their children inAustraliaPre and post natal support isavailable.Families on the RiseMondays and Thursdays3.00pm-5.00pm(during school terms)Elizabeth Rise Community CentreOne to one informal appointmentsParents Informal SessionsFormal SessionsFor further information contactBreda on 8252 2311CentacareFor further information contactSilvana on 8256 0155City of PlayfordPlay 2 LearnPaitya Young Doctors ProjectFamilies Out and AboutA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityMaking Moments provide homevisits, support and informationwith you / you and your partner onyour baby’s development, nutrition,your self care, and how to gain extrasupport during this special andchallenging time in your life.Come to play and learn in a supportedenvironment with your child aged 0-5years with story times, singing, dancing,art activities, games and toys.Fortnightly ThursdaysStarting 9th June 201610.00am-12.00pmJohn Hartley Children’s CentreMums and Bubs PlaygroupFor Mums with Bumps and Bubs up to2 years of ageAlternate Thurs (from 2nd June 2016)10.00am-12.00pmUniHealth Playford GP Superclinic250 - 252 Curtis Rd, Munno Para WestFor further information contactSave the Children on 8338 1777Save The ChildrenUniting CommunitiesUnit 2/ 2b Morialta Drive, SmithfieldFor further information contactMuhama on 8202 5980Uniting CommunitiesFamilies Out and About will provideThis unique program comes toweekend and after hours activities aimedSouth Australia from the Malpasat fathers and families withorganisation which is based inchildren aged 0-12 years.Sydney. Young Doctors programuses the traditional Aboriginal way ofteaching good health to children inThese activities will be varied both inthe school setting . Elders andtype and location in order to cater to arespected community leaders arewide range of men fathers and familiesinvited to participate and to decideand their children.what their young people need toknow to lead healthy and long lives.For further information contactSarah on 8250 6600Relationships AustraliaFor Further information contactDarren on 8252 2311CentacareCommunities for Children is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services
CFC PROGRAMSPAGE 7Boys BizLego ClubPom Pom Arts SpaceA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityA 18 week after school program forboys between the ages of 8-12 yearsrunning out of local primary schoolsand focusing on life skills and positiveinfluence from Male MentorsA social activity for children on theAutism Spectrum. Children willdevelop their Lego Building Skillsand interact with others in a funand safe environmentAn art program that focuses oncreative skills development acrossall art forms for children aged 0-12 yearsand their families or carers. Theworkshops are led by professionalartists in a positive and ays4.00pm-5.30pmSaturdays from 11.00am-3.00pmand school holidaysSwallowcliffe Primary School(for students attending Swallowcliffe)Communities of Hope ChurchLot 2 Pritchard StreetDavoren ParkFor further information contactCaitlin on 8252 8908The Smith FamilyFor further information contactAndrew on 0427 965 083Asperlutely AutsomeDavoren Park Shopping CentrePeachy Road, Davoren ParkFor further information contact8267 5111carclew.com.auCarclewGirls on TrackKid’s StuffCircus Gig– TumblersA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityA Communities for Children ActivityA 6 week after school program for girlsbetween the ages of 8-12 years.Running out of local primary schoolsand focusing on life skills, self-respectand self-confidenceA fun, safe environment for youngparents to spend quality time withtheir children while focusing onchild development and playGive Circus a Go!Circus GIG is a FREE fun weeklyactivity for kids (8-12 years) and theirfamilies. Roll up and learn somedeadly new tricks!Cirkidz tutors (www.cirkidz.org.au)are fully qualified, accreditedand trainedTerm 1Playford Primary School-MondaysMark Oliphant College-TuesdaysSouth Downs Primary SchoolWednesdaysVirginia Primary School-ThursdaysNext 6 week Session beginningJune 2016Tuesdays 11.30am-1.30pmYouth Health Services North6 Gillingham RoadElizabeth - Nita 8255 3477(for students of these schools only)For further information contactMargie on 8418 0905Girl GuidesFor further information contactMichel on 8243 5637MY HealthStarting February 9th 2016Tuesdays3.50pm-5.15pmThe Platform, Elizabeth WayElizabethFor further information contactChris on 8255 3323Relationships Australia (SA)Sing and GrowA Communities for Children ActivitySing&Grow provides music therapyservices in the community for Mums,Dads, and carers with your childrenaged 0-4years. On offer is a rangeof services based on what works bestfor your family and community. Usingpercussion instruments, drums,ribbons, balls and parachutes, andsinging well known and new songsto increase positive interactionsbetween parent and their children,enhance child development, buildsocial support networks andincrease parents’ confidence touse music as play at homeFor further information contactNatalie atnatalieoliveri@singandgrow.orgSing&GrowSchool Holiday Activities 8-12 yearsVisual Arts Workshop – Making tree houses19th July 2016 1.00pm-3.00pmThe Platform, Elizabeth Way, ElizabethExcursion to the Adelaide Festival TheatreTo see The 52 Story Tree House20th July 2016 drop off 12.00pm The PlatformPick up 3.30pmChildren must bring a packed lunch and water bottle.No split booking accepted please contact Julietteon 0406 991 491AJZ ProductionsCommunities for Children is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services
WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING IN PLAYFORDPAGE 8Art Therapy at CentacareCentacare’s Making Moments Attachment Program andKids In Focus had an Art Therapist facilitate Art Therapysessions for our clients.Clients attended 5 Art Therapy sessions at MidwayCommunity Centre.Volunteers were on board to care for their children.Sessions were well attended and clients reported to enjoymany aspects of this, including exploration of their livesand emotions through art with no artistic skills needed.Having time out from caring for their children and makingnew friends.For more informationcontact Darrenat Centacare’s“Dad’s Business”on 8252Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services2311
CFC PROGRAMS IN ACTIONPAGE 9New & Emerging Communities ProgramPaitya Young Doctors ProjectReaching Migrant Families through Drumbeatwithin Playford .Is a project funded by Playford Communities for Childrenand facilitated by Relationships Australia SA in partnershipwith Malpas.From the of 3rd February to the 6th April this year UnitingCommunities Smithfield and the Playford Communities forChildren ran a weekly Drumbeat Program on Wednesday’s.The program focussed on young children from our localschools between the ages of 10 to 12 years. During thetraining participating children used drumbeats and rhythmsto discuss how to promote unity and team-building throughcommunicating, listening to one another and workingtogether as a team to create music. Participants felt a senseof togetherness and belonging to a larger cohesive group.They learnt through the musical experience just howimportant it is to collaborateand listen to one another.They also learnt the value oftheir own individualcontribution within thecontext of the team.Participants learnt how tostop thinking and startfeeling the rhythm!All of the participantsreported that they had enjoyed the experience, particularlydoing different exercis
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