Sunday, April 22, 2012
Thursday, April 19, 2012
donate generously together we can help Australia′s homeless
The Factory is looking for your support
Dear partners,
We are writing to ask for your support of the factory’s involvement
in the Vinnie’s CEO Sleep out campaign.
Our Executive officer Michael Shreenan along with one of our Board
Members Laura Kelly will be partaking in the event to raise money forthis worthy
cause.
As charity ourselves, we understand the importance of fund-raising
for causes and projects, and we strongly believe this cause is worthy of
everyone’s support.
Vinnies CEO Sleep out is a national annual event that encourages
Australian business leaders to Rise to the Challenge of homelessness by sleeping
out for one night to raise awareness about homelessness. 2012 Vinnies CEO Sleep
out is on the 21st June. CEOs and Managing Directors receive sponsorship from employees,
colleagues, friends and family. The funds raised go to support Vinnies homeless
initiatives across Australia.
With only nine weeks until the 2012 Vinnie’s CEO Sleep out, the
first snap of cold and rain has arrived as a teaser!
Did you know that over 105,000 men, women, and children sleep out
across Australia each night?
The Factory receives many enquiries from Homeless people and those
that are at risk of homelessness and relies on assistance form
larger organisations such as Vinnies to provide support and assistance in these
cases.
Our EO also has some experience of being homeless himself in his
younger years and therefore knows all too well about the struggles that Homeless
people face day in and day out.
We would encourage you where possible to show you support by donating
to the cause online by clicking the following
link.
Or if you are a CEO yourself why not join Mike in ‘Rising to the
challenge’ ?
So please show your support and donate generously together we can
help Australia′s homeless
Thanks
From all at The Factory Team
GEORGE STREET, REDFERN SEPARATED CYCLEWAY
Bike riding is an enjoyable and
sustainable transport option. That’s why more and more people are taking up bike
riding on Sydney’s growing bicycle network.
The City’s Cycle Strategy and Action
Plan 2007-2017 aims to provide a safe and convenient bicycle network, to connect
neighbouring Council areas and other bicycle networks. We are working to link the CBD with Green Square and beyond as part of this network. With 22,000 new jobs and 40,000 new residents projected by 2030, Green Square will become Sydney’s fastest growing area. The bicycle link will better connect Green Square, and residents in Waterloo, Alexandria and Redfern with the city centre and provide a congestion free option for commuters.
As part of this link, the City is
proposing a new bi-directional separated cycleway on George Street in Redfern;
and in Allen Street, Mandible Street and Short Street in Waterloo.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Over 30 Community Events & Activities Dates for - May- Redfern Waterloo
April 2012
Next
gathering: 27th of April 2012
Come
and Join us!
Alexandria Hotel is
on 35 Henderson Road, Alexandria NSW 2015
For
more information contact Edith Olivares on 9698 9569, or at eolivares@the-factory.org.au
When: 2nd Friday
of the month
Time: 10.00am
Where: The
Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street, Waterloo NSW 2017
Redfern
Waterloo Community Drug Action Team together with Weave Youth Family Community
invites you to A Youth
Alcohol Forum where you get a say on what you think are the issues around
alcohol abuse and young people. This is a chance to voice your ideas and
strategies around what you think could help reduce youth alcohol abuse.
Time: 2.00 – 4.00 pm
Cost: Free
For more
information contact the Weave Dual Diagnosis Team on Ph: 9519 5466
Sydney City Family Relationship
Centre
Part time/Full time
This is an exciting new
opportunity for an Aboriginal worker to join Relationships Australia’s Sydney
City Family Relationship Centre in the
role of Aboriginal Family Advisor. This position can either be part time
or full time and this will be negotiated with the successful applicant.
• Provide intake assessments and case management
• Assist the Centre develop culturally appropriate practices
• Assist the Centre to connect with local Aboriginal communities
This new position will initially
be offered under a 12 month contract to be reviewed at the end of the
first year. Sydney City FRC is
committed to long term work with the Aboriginal community.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON
FRIDAY, 30 APRIL 2012
Please note this is an Aboriginal
Identified Position: In accordance with Section 14 (d) of the
Anti-Discrimination Act,
1977, Aboriginality is a genuine occupational qualification.
Please obtain an information pack
for the position from the Relationships Australia NSW website at www.nsw.relationships.com.au
or contact Lee at employment@ransw.org.au
Details of how to apply for this
position is available in the information pack.
For more information, call: Sheree
Freeburn, Aboriginal Service Specialist on (M) 0405 593 977 or Marie Mooney, Community Development Specialist on (M) 0435 883
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The Ultimo
Community Centre will be hosting a 2 hour self defence class for women
over 55.
Come along, learn some skills and keep
safe!
When:Thursday 10th May 2012
Where: Ultimo Community Centre, 40 william
Henry Street, Ultimo
Time: 1pm
– 3pm
For more information contact Natalie Niamh Wright, Community Information Officer, Over 55
Services on 02 9265 9489 or by email on over55@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
Over 55
Services Interagency Meetings
The
dates for the Over 55 Services Interagency meetings organised by the City of
Sydney for the rest of the year are as follows:
Thursday
7th June
Thursday 2nd August
Thursday 4th
October
Thursday
6th December
Where: Cliff
Noble Centre, Cnr. Renwick and Suttor St, Alexandria between
Time: 2.00
– 4.00 pm
For
more information contact Natalie Niamh
Wright, Community Information Officer, Over 55 Services on 02 9265 9489
Waterloo
Wellbeing & Safety Action Group (WWSAG)
The
dates for the WSAG meetings will the second Wednesday of each month starting
on February:
Wednesday
9th May
Wednesday
13th June
Wednesday 11th July
Wednesday 8th August
Wednesday 12th September
Wednesday
10th October
Wednesday 14th November
Where: The
Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan St. Waterloo NSW 2017
Time: 2.00pm
For
more information contact Edith on 9698 9569, or at eolivares@the-factory.org.au or
Dominic on 9265 9954 or dgrenot@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
Wed 2 May
- Matavai & Turunga buildings
Meeting
Point: Outside Matavai Building
Time: 2.pm – 4.30pm
Wed 16 May - Phillip, Morehead, Elizabeth,
Wellington & Pitt Street (11th Precinct & Waterloo east Precinct )
Meeting Point:
The Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street
Time: 2.pm –
4.30pm
Waterloo & Redfern Events
Action Group
The
dates for the Events Action Group meetings will the First Wednesday of
each month starting on March with a break in July and August .
Wednesday 2nd May
Wednesday
6th June
Wednesday 5th September
Wednesday
3rd October
Wednesday
7th November
Wednesday
5th December
Where: Alexandria
Town Hall, 73 Garden Street, Alexandria NSW 2015
Time: 2.00pm
LEEAG
(Learning, Employment, Enterprises Action Group)
This action group will be meeting on the second Thursday
every two months with the last meeting of the year occurring in November.
Where: The
Factory Community Centre
Time: 2.00pm
Next meetings:
Thursday
14th June
Thursday 09th August
Thursday 11th October
Thursday 15th November
For
more information contact Edith Olivares on 9698 9569, or at eolivares@the-factory.org.au
Reaching
Employment Workshops
LEEAG and
UNSW SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) will provide 3 pre-employment
workshops that will assist community members in being "job ready" to
enter the workforce. The workshops will include topics such as how to write a
cover letter, addressing selection criteria, interview skills and others.
Registration is not
obligatory and everyone is invited to attend.
Thursday 17 May – Prepare for a Job
Interview
Thursday 24 May – Keeping a Job
Where: The
Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street Waterloo NSW 2017
Time: 2pm-4pm
For
more information contact Edith Olivares on 9698 9569, or at eolivares@the-factory.org.au
Banton
Brothers Entertainment with the support from Save-A-Mate (SAM) are offering you
the chance to take part in a free 3-day music workshops.
Spots are LIMITED, so if you’re keen and want to record with the best then, Contact Josh NOW!
Where: Sydney City
Cost: Free
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