Collective ed. Central Coast

19/08/2021

Check out the most recent update from the Central Connect Tasmania Leadership Roundtable.

https://www.facebook.com/centralconnecttas/posts/146565637621537

12/08/2021

Are you aged 18-24 years? Are you from the North-West Coast?
Are you passionate about mental health? Interested in having your say on the issue and making a difference?
As part of her University Honours Project, Mikaylah is looking to learn about how young people in North-West Tasmania understand and access mental health resources and services, and how they think mental health outcomes can be improved in their area.
In the focus group, participants will discuss the topic of mental health, what you know about available services, and what you think needs to happen to help improve mental healthcare access in the North-West.
If you’re interested in participating email Mikaylah via [email protected]

12/08/2021

Today is International Youth Day and we would like to acknowledge all the young people we have worked with over the past few years!

Youth voice is something that we believe is key to helping create the change society needs to help young people thrive in our communities.

30/07/2021

Check out this video for Doors to Mentors, our community lead mentoring program for young people.

For more info on Doors to Mentors contact us via Facebook or email Kira direct - [email protected]

https://fb.watch/73fjsmeP6z/

30/07/2021

Click here --> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CCComVoice21

22/07/2021

16/07/2021

07/07/2021

It’s your chance to get involved! It’s a chance to share what you see is working well in the community as well as a chance to say what things would make the Central Coast an even better place to live.
This opportunity is open for Central Coast community members only.
Click here --> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CCComVoice21

02/07/2021

Thank you to everyone who attended the Launch of Central Connect yesterday. It is amazing to see the work of Connecting Care and Collective ed. Central Coast, along with many partners come to life!

Central Connect is about local people taking a local approach to improving health, education and connection across the Central Coast to address wellbeing concerns and improve connection.

Like and follow the Central Connect Tasmania page to stay up to date.

28/06/2021

As part of Central Connect - Wellbeing Week 2021, Collective ed. Central Coast in partnership with Central Coast Council's Youth Leaders Council, held a Youth Voice Workshop focused on self-care and resilience. Approx. 100 students from across 3 schools - Ulverstone Secondary College, Penguin District School & North West Christian School attended to hear from Professor Kimberley Norris from the School of Psychological Sciences at the University of Tasmania. Students took part in various activities during this session including 'progressive muscle relaxation' and completing their own self-care plan. Thanks to everyone involved!