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Go to August 2008 NAYSS News
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This month features updates from the Lead Provider and FaHCSIA, offers an opportunity to meet two NAYSS workers in 'Introducing your colleague', and takes a look at Colony 47's Equine Assisted Learning program.
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Go to March 2008 NAYSS News
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This month features reports on several projects including Multicultural Youth Services' Friends for Racial Harmony School Project, CMYI's Driver Education Program, Colony 47's Strengthening Families in a New Country Forum, and action research from Multilink's Homework Program.
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Go to August 2007 NAYSS News
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This month features updates from the lead provider and FaHCSIA, and a report on Sisters Inside's Crucial Connections program in Queensland.
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Go to June 2007 NAYSS News
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This month features a report from Al Hines on the Launch Yourself Leadership Training for National Youth Week, and a report from the MultiLink NAYSS team (Jo, Judd and Natasha) based in the Logan area of Queensland, plus new website updates.
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Go to May 2007 NAYSS News
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Welcome to our May conversation via e-news. This month we have two different but equally stimulating and thought provoking articles from you guys out there in the field. Zara reflects on her work in Melbourne and the issue of sexual health among newly arrived young people. Catriona describes her service’s innovative model in the ACT. And we talk reporting, language and self care. We also hear from FaCSIA about the upcoming Reconnect Good Practice Forums and from our new representative on the National Action Research Committee: Al Hines about this important role.
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Go to April 2007 NAYSS News
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This issue of NAYSS e-news features reports from NAYSS teams in Darwin, Salisbury and Shepperton/Cobram. The team at the Melaleuca Refugee Centre in Darwin reflect on some of the work they have been doing in schools and talk about the progress made on their two Action Research projects. The NAYSS team in Salisbury in Brisbane's South West reflect on the principals and practices around supporting various stakeholders involved in assisting newly arrived young people entering into the workforce. We also hear from the NAYSS team at Uniting Care-Cutting Edge in Shepperton and Cobram, who talk about their many programs and projects. Finally, we have a Case Study focusing on the need for cultural understanding when seeking emergency accommodation for CLD clients.
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Go to March 2007 NAYSS News
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In this edition of NAYSS Newsl we interview a Milpera School in QLD, a specialist public high school working with refugee and newly arrived students; NAYSS staff share their thoughts on conflict in schools involving newly arrived students; and the Sydney South West team highlight their Action Research training.
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Go to February 2007 NAYSS News
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In this edition of NAYSS Newsl we hear from Janeta in Wollongong, Alison and Sam in Shepparton, the team in Granville, Sydney and also the NAYSS team from ASeTTs in Perth. Also have a read about a business we thought it was worth letting you know about, particularly for those of you working with young Muslim women around accessing sport and recreation. And finally, some food for thought about your role in promoting positive news stories about newly arrived young people and their communities.
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 November 2006 edition (159 Kb)
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In this edition we hear from two phase 1 services and from a phase 2 service about what they have been doing, some of their current issues and so on. We also provide a little more information about the upcoming Forum, action research themes, and the teleconference.
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