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WESTERN REGION<br />

NETWORK MEETINGS ARE ON THE AGENDA<br />

We all have a very busy month ahead here in the west with<br />

many events taking place throughout our district during June.<br />

On June 1 st and 2 nd , Housing Staff will travel to Barcaldine to<br />

attend the Central West Housing and Homelessness Area<br />

Network Meeting hosted by the Department of Communities –<br />

Business Development and Innovation Unit. The meeting will be<br />

a great opportunity for staff to network with other housing<br />

services, department representatives and other organisations.<br />

The meetings are always well attended and are an excellent<br />

opportunity.<br />

A number of Housing staff will also travel to Rockhampton in<br />

early June to attend the first block training session for the<br />

Certificate IV in Social Housing which is being conducted<br />

through the Queensland Community Housing Coalition (QCHC).<br />

Over the next 6 months, participants will cover all aspects of<br />

working in the social housing sector and providing effective<br />

management of tenancies and properties. This training has been<br />

made possible through the Productivity Placements Program<br />

(PPP) funding and we are very thankful to both Anglicare Central<br />

Queensland and the QCHC for making such an opportunity<br />

available to our staff.<br />

In the last week of May, Joyce Berwick attended H.E.A.R.T<br />

Training in Townsville on behalf of the Emergency Relief<br />

program. H.E.A.R.T is very beneficial for support workers and<br />

provides insight and understanding of how clients fall into their<br />

habits and circumstances that result in them needing to<br />

access Emergency Relief services.<br />

The training outlines how education, living circumstances and<br />

brain function can affect a person‟s ability to create change<br />

and improvement in their lives and addresses ways to<br />

encourage change in clients to enable a better quality of life.<br />

H.E.A.R.T also equips Support Workers with the skills to apply<br />

suitable Emergency Relief options that will best assist the<br />

individual client relevant to their needs.<br />

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