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Project Waterways: Parramatta

Two-day workshop on the nation of the Dharug peoples. Food provided.
10 April , 9:00 am - 11 April , 4:00 pm

Club Parramatta

This free, catered event welcomes you to connect, engage and make a real difference in the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and young people.  

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children remain over-represented in out-of-home care. Many services struggle to ensure culturally sensitive engagement that meets the unique needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. 

Are you ready to listen, understand, and act to keep the water flowing? 

Skills you’ll gain: 

Knowledge you’ll walk away with:

Deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural contexts

Insights into systemic barriers in child protection services

Practical strategies for culturally sensitive engagement

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2-day Workshop
Project Waterways: Parramatta
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Frequently asked questions

Who can attend?
We’re inviting all organisations funded under DSS Outcome 2 (including Families and Children, Family Safety, Financial Wellbeing and Capability, Protecting Australian Children, and Children Impact Investing Initiatives).

Will food be provided?
Yes! Morning tea and lunch will be provided. Please let us know your dietary requirements upon registering.

What should I bring to the event?
We suggest bringing items such as notepads, business cards, laptops, and recommend comfortable clothing suitable for the venue.

Will there be internet access available for attendees?
Complimentary fast Wi-Fi is available at the venue.

Is there parking available at the venue?
There’s free onsite parking available.

What public transport options are available to reach the venue?
Club Parramatta is a 10-minute walk (750) from Parramatta station. The nearest bus stop is Argyle St before O’Connell St (route 660, 661, 662 and 663). We strongly recommend that you plan your journey ahead.

How accessible is the venue for people with disabilities?
The venue is fully accessible, featuring ramps, elevators and accessible washrooms.

What is the policy on photos and videos during the event?
AbSec may use the images and videos captured during the event for various proposes, including but not limited to advertising, social media, websites and other promotional materials. This material may be made available to the public and there will be no compensation, financial or otherwise, for the use of these images and video.

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