News
MyMob Press Release 30.09.19
Posted by dsadmin
“The Phone hasn’t stopped!” MyMob app users demand funding be reinstated! A recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald on Sunday September 29th, entitled ‘Judges mandate app for separated parents” about our family community app, MyMob used
queerspace submission into Victorian Government’s Mental Health Royal Commission
Posted by dsadmin
drummond street services/queerspace welcomes the opportunity to submit to the Victorian Government’s Mental Health Royal Commission. This submission follows our earlier correspondence in November 2018 and commentary on the Royal Commission’s initial draft Terms of Reference.
Annual Report: A snapshot report series for drummond street services evaluation.
Posted by dsadmin
In 2016 drummond street (ds) services commenced collecting pre- and post- evaluation measures to assess the impact our support services make in the lives of the adults, children and young people that come to us for support.
Becoming a Stepfamily- A Teenagers guide
Posted by dsadmin
Teenagers are probably the most challenging when creating a new stepfamily – here are some tips for them to help them adjust to their new family!
Support for Families, Loved Ones and Carers for Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse
Posted by dsadmin
drummond street services acknowledges the importance of family members and loved ones to a victim’s/survivor’s journey, support needs and recovery. As victims and survivors consider their own redress, recompense and recovery, family members can also be supported.
FOR ALL THE ‘OTHER MOTHERS’
Posted by Phoebe Wallish
There are over a million of us living in step and blended families Anyone willing to take on the care of another’s child deserves our appreciation and recognition! Step and blended families start off as strangers however with care, patience, persistence, love and lots of time they can go on to build strong, supportive relationships.
QTIPOC Trauma Informed Yoga class Expressions of Interest
Posted by dsadmin
This workshop is suitable for 18+ years QTIPOC people who have experienced unhealthy relationships, unhealthy families, family violence and/or intimate partner violence. Class size capped at 8-10 people.
drummond street services response to terror attacks in Christchurch
Posted by dsadmin
drummond street services are deeply saddened by the news coming out of Christchurch regarding a devastating act of terrorism. We are thinking of those people, families and whole communities impacted
Media announcement on the conviction of George Pell
Posted by dsadmin
Tuesday, 26 February 2019 Today drummond street services stands in solidarity with the many survivors abused in Australian institutions as the media on the George Pell verdict unfolds. drummond street
Parenting Children Who Worry : A Seminar for parents
Posted by dsadmin
drummond street services Geelong is excited to be coming down to the Surf Coast in March. We will be running one of our most popular seminars Parenting Children Who Worry.
