COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP WITH DIABETES NSW AND ACT: Commenced in Term four 2020, Term 2, 2021, Term 4, 2021 online, Term 4 2022 online 2023.

COMMUNITY RELIEF and COMMUNITY SUPPORT WITH FOODBANK NSW PARTNERSHIP to recommence Term 4 2022 in Inner West, St George, and Sutherland. On Wangal, Bidjigal and Dharawal Countries.

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CURRENT PROJECTS

Outreach support services

Where: Online ongoing from 2023

Who: Refugee, migrant families with children aged less than 6 years and stakeholders

Support for: NDIS, Health, Early Childhood, Primary School Transition guidance and support services

Community Webinars - Healthy and Happy Start to School

Where: Online

Who with: School principals | Early Childhood Directors | Diabetes NSW | Accredited Allied Health Specialists

Additional Support: translators

Past Projects

Healthy families COVID-19 FORUM -March 2020 to april 2021

NSW HEALTH South Eastern Sydney Local Health District Health Promotion Service, Chinese Australian Services, Georges River Council with community stakeholders including EYIA met regularly to discuss community needs in relation to COVID 19 and provide updates to each community of support directly from NSW Department of Health.

HEALTHY FAMILY LIFESTYLE EXPO

Where: Georges River Regions, NSW 2021

Below image: steering committee photo

Community Integration Project for children and mothers

Where: Hurstville Grove Infants School

Who: New arrival families and host country families

Support: Integration, partnerships and support services. Translators provided

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Steering committee of Healthy Family Lifestyle Expo in partnership with NSW Health, Georges River Council, Diabetes NSW and ACT. and Sydney based charities

New Community Outreach project commencing early 2025. Registrations forms for stakeholder organisations to be added shortly

 
 
A member of Early Years Intercultural Association EYIA™ has been working with researchers and created this free access Inclusion

The Inclusive Education for Refugee and Migrant Children: A Toolkit for Early Childhood and Care Settings was created to support early childhood practitioners worldwide to implement a research based and trauma informed pedagogical toolkit supporting the inclusion of young children from refugee and migrant families. Early Years Intercultural Association EYIA™ project lead and Board Director Jennifer is a co author of the toolkit and one member of the research team.

Research Project: February 2021 to November 2022 and continuing.

This toolkit is protected by international IP and copyright laws.