Caboolture Neighbourhood Centre

Welcome to the Caboolture Neighbourhood Centre Sometimes life's frustrations and problems just seem too big or too difficult. We may be reluctant or unable to share our struggles with family or friends and are unsure of where assistance might be available. The Caboolture Neighbourhood Centre is a friendly, local service which offers a range of support programs to meet the individual and community needs of the residents of the Caboolture-Morayfield area. The Centre provides direct access to skilled professionals who can assist community members who might be feeling distressed or experiencing a sense of helplessness as a consequence of their social, financial or health circumstances. The programs, which can be delivered on an individual or group basis, provide opportunities for people to gain information and practical assistance which will enable them to manage their situation in a more helpful and sustainable manner. As a result people generally feel more in control of their own lives and are able to make choices which are relevant to their circumstances. For more information on the available services provided see Support Services and Courses/Groups on our menu on our website. The Centre also hosts a number of community based groups which cater for more specific needs within the community. These groups utilise the Centre's facilities to conduct their meetings or courses independent of the Centre. These have been included in the Courses/Groups area of our site. The Centre's relaxed and welcoming environment lends itself to community activities. The attracttive outdoor area with shady gazebos and the community garden are ideal for workshops, barbeques and gatherings. Please contact the Centre for more information and availability. The Centre is located in George St, Caboolture and easily accessed by train or bus. Parking is also available in the adjacent multi-storey car park in Hasking Street (next to The Hub). Service We Provide Here at the Neighbourhood Centre: RAaFTS - Relationship Assistance and Family Therapy Service (Funded by the Dept of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services): Targeted Family Support: For vulnerable children, young people (unborn to 18 years) and their families with the aim of; * Improving the safety and wellbeing of children and their families * Building the capacity of families to care for and protect their children and to * Prevent entry or re-entry to the statutory child protection system Referral for Active Intervention Ancillary Service: Also to support vulnerable children, young people (unborn to 18 years) and their families through prevention and early intervention services is through Mission Australia Referral for Active Intervention (RAI) and Child Safety. RAaFTS aslo conduct several courses including; * BOWS (Building On Women's Strengths) * Parenting Skills * Bursting Angry Bubbles (Young children from 7 to 14 years) CSP - Community Support Program (Funded by the Dept of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services): The CSP program is a volunteer based information and referral service. The program seeks to build community capacity through the provision of services, groups and courses that respond to the needs, safety and wellbeing of individuals, families and diverse community groups; * Community Garden * Community Kitchen * Anger Management Courses - Adults (Emerging from the Storm) * Anger Management Courses - Children (Bursting Angry Bubbles) School Based * Form Filling Assistance Service * Tax Help Service Endorsed by the ATO * Legal Advice Service * Health Screening * Indigenous Ante/Postnatal Health Clinic * Hearing Testing * Hands-On-Cooking for people with Disabilities * Parent Effectiveness Training CHABSS - Caboolture Household and Budget Support Service (Funded by the Dept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs): CHABSS provides clients with budget counselling and home management skills. The service focuses on providing support to families and individuals who are experiencing financial and household related difficulties; * Maintaining Tenancies * Enhancing the stability of the family unit * Developing life skills * Developing home management skills * Developing budget management skills CAMS - Community Action for a Multicultural Society (Funded by the Dept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs); The CAMS initiative enables community organisations to employ multicultural community workers to undertake systemic and group advocacy and community capacity building activities for the benefit of Queenslanders from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and to strengthen multiculturalism across the state; * The overall aims of the program is to ensure that regardless of a persons cultural, linguistic and religious background they have equitable access to services and programs that respond to their needs * Are able to fully participate in and benefit from all aspects of life in Queensland * Feel a sense of belonging in a cohesive and harmonious community