For the second year in a row CUA have won an Australian Business Award for Community Contribution for significant contribution to the community.

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NSW Minister for Community Services Linda Burney recently announced that $1.2 million funding will go to Relationships Australia NSW to run a new state-wide support service for those who grew up in children’s homes, orphanages and institutions from the 1920s to the 1990s.

“I am pleased the Government is investing in an organisation as trusted as Relationships Australia NSW to help our Forgotten Australians,” Ms Burney said.
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Everyone knows the relationship game is a tough one. Infatuation, connection and shared dreams for the future can be overshadowed by the every-day minutiae of sharing one’s life with another human being. Accessing professional help is often a good place to start.

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A new resource produced by Relationships Australia to help Korean and Chinese fathers raise happy, healthy children was recently launched by the Minister for Community Services Linda Burney.

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The Minister for Community Services Linda Burney recently opened the statewide Forgotten Australians service to assist those people who were placed in institutions, Children’s Homes and orphanages up to the 1990s.

Relationships Australia NSW will operate Wattle Place, the NSW Support Service for Forgotten Australians with $834,000 annual funding provided by the NSW Government More

The Sydney City Family Relationships Centre recently introduced a new information and referral service role to provide up to date, accurate information on services to families, legal professionals and community service providers.

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Are you interested in course work or consultation in the following?:

• Counselling
• Couple and Family Therapy
• Clinical Supervision
• Mediation
• Family Dispute Resolution

The Australian Institute for Relationship Studies (AIRS) is the educational, training, supervision, and consultation arm of Relationships Australia NSW.

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RANSW’s new Building Better Relationships CD-ROM resource is a computer based program designed for young women in their late teens and twenties. It will help young women to build healthy, strong and safe relationships with their friends, families, partners and themselves!

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A new study has shown that parents are not the natural enemies of teenagers and shouldn’t be seen as irrelevant or the cause of all the problems their adolescents face. The discussion paper was published by the Australian Institute of Family Studies and included the RAPS Adolescent Family Therapy and Mediation Service (RAPS), run by Relationships Australia NSW.

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Time to invest in an RA course?

Developing and maintaining strong and healthy relationships is vital for our long term well-being and quality of life.

At Relationships Australia, we offer many courses and seminars to support people to develop their relationship skills or to offer guidance and support for the difficult times.

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Developing and maintaining strong and healthy relationships is vital for our long term well-being and quality of life.

At Relationships Australia, we offer many courses and seminars to support people to develop their relationship skills or to offer guidance and support for the difficult times.

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NSW Minister for Community Services, Linda Burney has officially launched the Mt Druitt Family Referral Service, a new pilot service to support the safety and wellbeing of children and families. Family Referral Services were also launched in Dubbo and Newcastle.

The Mt Druitt Family Referral Service is part of the NSW Government, Keep Them Safe Initiative and is proudly managed by Relationships Australia NSW.

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Blacktown Family Relationship Centre, Hawkesbury Nepean Community Legal Centre and Women’s Legal Services NSW recently held a successful Law Week Forum focusing on working with clients who have experienced domestic violence. Blacktown Family Relationships Centre is proudly managed by Relationships Australia.

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NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Health, Carmel Tebbutt, and the NSW Minister for Community Services, Linda Burney recently announced the three organisations piloting Family Referral Services in Dubbo, Newcastle and Mt Druitt as part of the Government’s Keep Them Safe action plan.
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