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Come along and meet your neighbours and learn about what the City of Sydney and local police are doing to improve your neighbourhood.
This month REDWatch has its AGM on Thursday November 3 at 6pm at the Factory Community Centre.Following the AGM at 6.30 Mary Lynne Pidcock from the South Sydney Chamber of Commerce and Millie Ingram for the Redfern Aboriginal Alliance will talk to us about what their organisations are doing in Redfern and Waterloo and you are welcome to join us for these presentations about what is happening in Redfern Waterloo.
Ninety per cent of young people in juvenile justice centres have at least one psychological disorder and 40 per cent have been in out-of-home care. On average they left school under the age of 15. Perhaps most concerning of all is that about half the young people in juvenile justice custody are Aboriginal, despite only making up about four per cent of the population. Changes to the State's juvenile justice system will require political will and community support. Your contribution matters.
To finish off the year Groundswell have organised a special free workshop targeting local NGO‘s, community groups and community leaders to explore the topic of leadership during times of urban renewal.
Come along and meet your neighbours and learn about what the City of Sydney and local police are doing to improve your neighbourhood.
The NSW Government is creating a new planning system. They need your ideas to establish the principles and objectives that should form the bedrock of any new system.
Come along and meet your neighbours and learn about what the City of Sydney and local police are doing to improve your neighbourhood.
You are invited to a special event to promote the Redfern area, to highlight recent achievements and to promote future events. The event, for both businesses and the community, will be hosted by the Roll Up Redfern Group.
This day is suitable for mental health consumers, carers and service providers.
This year we will be Celebrating the International Year of the Rabbit and our events will include Healthy Living information, an EmploymentExpo and also will be part of the Don’t Dis My Ability Campaign from ADHC.
After a successful first season as part of Performance Spaces WALK series in April 2011, The Waterloo Girls is returning for two nights only as part of the NSW Reconciliation Council 'Our Place' series. The Waterloo Girls is a traverse through the lives and places of four generations of women who live in Waterloo. The women engaged in this project have all at some stage in their lives, attended the Waterloo Women and Girls Centre.
There will be no REDWatch Meeting in January. Instead Members and Friends have been invited to our Christmas Party at Wendi and Guido's on Saturday 3 December between 3pm - 7pm. For more info email mail@redwatch.org.au
This year we will be Celebrating the International Year of the Rabbit and our events will include Healthy Living information, an EmploymentExpo and also will be part of the Don’t Dis My Ability Campaign from ADHC.
A group of Pitt Street Redfern Residents who formed "The Redfern Society" are concerned about the development proposed for 52-54 Pitt Street and are holding a site meeting on Monday 5 December before a Land and Environment Court hearing on 6th December 2011. If you have concerns about this development please contact them or join the site meeting or the court hearing. The details from their flyer are below.
Do you want to talk to people about problem behaviour in your area? This meeting is for people with an interest in problem behaviour in the area and are interested in collecting information about this issue. Thew organisers are trying to collect information from the community about their experience of problem behaviour in Redfern and Waterloo. We are doing this to try and get a change in the way problem behaviour is being handled by Housing NSW and others in the community.
Redfern Community Centre & Family “n” Culture Day Presents COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
Come to RedWater Markets and look at our selection of Second-hand clothes, books, recycled goods, flowers/plants, food, hand-made goods and support The Factory Community Centre.
This is an autonomous event from midday - Nothing predetermined by others beyond 2 suggestions (only) - (1) Come if you will not be going to a family dinner and (2) Bring your own food & drink, whatever to share.
Carriageworks in the heart of Redfern is the place to be for Sydney Festival's Family & Culture Day on Sunday 8 January 2012.
Come to RedWater Markets and look at our selection of Second-hand clothes, books, recycled goods, flowers/plants, food, hand-made goods and support The Factory Community Centre.