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SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MUMS
Services for domestic violence, depression & mental health, single parents, parenting support, childcare & childminding, and multiple births (twins+). -
CHILDCARE & CHILDMINDING
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Peak national non-profit, non-govt organisation. Advocacy, publications, membership.
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A comprehensive childcare directory and referral service, including au pairs, nannies, babysitters and child care centres.
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Information on the Childcare Tax Rebate
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Information on Child Care Benefit (CCB), changes to Childcare Tax Rebate, payments and budgetary changes.
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Search for available child care services, factsheets and resources.
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Home-based childcare service for young babies through to pre-teens. Can offer care during standard hours, before/after school, during school holidays and in some circumstances overnight and weekends.
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DEPRESSION & MENTAL HEALTH
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National (Australian) site providing comprehensive information, support and awareness of depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses. Includes extensive ‘links’ under ‘Post natal depression’ section 1300 224 636.
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This is an Australian depression information resource with links to depression support services, related sites, psychologists and therapists in your area.
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A website for post-natally depressed women as well as mothers in need.
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Information on anxiety and depression (including post-natal depression) and details on related research and publications.
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Mental health-related information, links and online help for people affected by mental illness, their families and friends.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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Confidential 24hr helpline 1800 200 526
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Ph: (02) 6280 0900
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Ph 1800 656 463
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Ph 1800 019 116
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Ph 1800 811 811
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Ph 1800 782 200
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Ph 1800 608 122
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1800 015 188
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Ph (08) 9223 1111 or 1800 199 008
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MULTIPLE BIRTHS
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Support for 'those who know'.
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Celebrating the crazy world of multiples.
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PARENTING SUPPORT
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Includes list of local ABA support info. help lines, information and membership.1818-1822 Malvern Rd, East Malvern VIC 3145, Australia.
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24 hr counseling 1300 227 464 Low cost courses, Day-stay and live-in support. Aim to empower families by enhancing knowledge, skills and confidence in parenting children up to five years.
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Parentline – 9am – 9pm Mon-Fri – (02) 6287 3833
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Parentline – 24hrs, 7 days – 132055
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Parentline – 1300 301 300
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Parentline – 1300 301 300
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Parent helpline – 1300 364 100
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Parent Information – 1300808 178
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Parentline – 132 289
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Parentline – 1800 654 432 (STD), (08) 6279 1200 (local)
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Loads of courses, books, information and advice based on the work of Michael Grose, author of Working Parents, Great Ideas for (Tired) Parents, A Man’s Guide to Raising Kids among others. Looks at raising positive kids from tots onwards.
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‘Parenting the gentle way’. Pinky McKay – author of 100 ways to Calm the Crying and Parenting by Heart - offers practical strategies that will boost your confidence as she helps you relax and enjoy parenting.
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For the parent of a tantrum throwing toddler, a truant teenager or an organisation that wants to implement Triple P across the country. Locations: Australia, NZ, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Switzerland, UK, US.
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Australian-Govt supported Australian parenting website. 2007 NetGuide Best Parenting Site Award. Comprehensive, info. from newborns to school age.
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SINGLE PARENTS
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Parenting payment information on sole parent benefits and other government financial assistance.
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CSA's role is to support separated parents to transfer payments for the benefit of their children.
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4th Flr, 15-17 Young St, Sydney Ph (02) 9251 5622.
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Lobby group for the rights of single mothers and for a chat site and email list.
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Focusing on social, educational and support needs of single parents in Australia.
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Online Community with forums and opportunities for connection.
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A non-profit social group operated by the Single Parent Family Association.1300 300496.
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...stands for Single Parents Accommodation & Childcare Exchange. It is a national online database of single parents who wish to houseshare with other single parents, or who may just wish to meet others to organise reciprocal (or paid) childcare.
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