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What Is Trauma-Informed Care and How Can You Practice It in the Community Sector?
One of the great strengths of the community sector is that it involves a diverse group of people who come from all kinds of backgrounds, both in our workplaces and for the people we’re working with. However, with such diversity in our communities, it’s important for us to recognise and respond to the impact of trauma on individuals’ lives. As we’ll see in this post, that..
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Rosie Thomas OAM is cofounder of PROJECT ROCKIT, Australia’s youth-driven movement against (cyber)bullying, hate and prejudice. Rosie is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!
Read MoreSara Brown is the Social Innovation Program Manager at CQUniversity, Australia’s only social enterprise university. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!
Read MoreDr Tessa Boyd-Caine is the CEO of Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!
Read MoreDr Katrina Lines is the CEO of Act For Kids, who are a for-purpose organisation that delivers evidence-led professional therapy and support services to children
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For over two decades Pro Bono Australia has been the preeminent voice for Australias' community and for purpose sectors
We have played a trusted and pivotal role in fostering a more cohesive and informed community sector serving a wonderfully dynamic cohort of changemakers and purpose-driven individuals.
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