Overview

Who It's For

Community Builders work with a wide range of multicultural communities and schools across the North Sydney Local Health District. Our programs have been developed to help individuals and families through their challenges, and prepare for life ahead.

How We Help

We offer a range of different services and programs in various languages to help support communities such as youth workshops, parenting programs and educator training.

What to Expect

Our small and passionate team strive to uplift, encourage and empower people to foster stronger connections with those around them. By collaborating closely with local organisations and community leaders, we provide tailored and targeted support at times and locations that suit your needs.

What is Community Builders?

Our free Community Builders programs support children, young people, their families in the North Sydney Local Health District and their communities to thrive.

We offer a range of different services and programs in various languages to support communities, from parenting and youth programs, education workshops for primary and high schools, and social groups for older adults.

 

We support communities with a range of challenges.

We have substantial experience working with different communities and offering culturally safe and aware programs which help to address a range of challenges people may be facing.

Loneliness and isolation
Postnatal depression in new mothers
Family conflict
Behavioural issues amongst school students
Domestic and family violence
Finding employment

How we help:

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Youth wellbeing workshops
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Parenting programs and new mum support groups
03
Educator training
04
Social connection groups for new migrants to Australia
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Family safety and violence prevention programs
06
Community sector support
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Programs in languages other than English, including Korean, Japanese, Mandarin and Cantonese
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