Welcome to the CareSouth Podcast, a space where we chat about the issues facing vulnerable children, young people and families in today’s society.
Latest Episodes
This week on ‘The CareSouth Podcast’ we bring you a conversation with someone who has worked on the frontline of Domestic Violence (DV) in our community. We sit down with CareSouth caseworker Jen and chat about her experiences working with individuals, young people and families living with DV. We look at the impact 2020 had on vulnerable people, how the language we use around DV matters and how we can create safer places for all.
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Harmony Week celebrates Australia’s cultural diversity. It’s all about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone – values we try to uphold at CareSouth. Today we’ll chat to some of our staff about their heritage and what it means to live in such a diverse country. If you want to know more, head to https://www.harmony.gov.au/
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Meet Sam! A star in one of six short films showcasing fearless Australians living with disability – bold, daring, and extraordinary, these people smash all disability stereotypes. In this episode Sam, a 22 year old living with Down Syndrome on the South Coast, and his dad Chris talk about CrossFit’s Battle of Benton, being newly famous and what’s next.
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As part of CareSouth’s White Ribbon Day initiative to Speak Up and Speak Out, we are speaking with Barry Sierra a senior clinician. He shares with us his experience and insights into working in the domestic violence space with offenders and victims.
We encourage you to check out the White Ribbon Australia website to learn more about violence against women and how to prevent it: whiteribbon.org.au
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We are so excited to share the trailer to our first audio experience – The CareSouth Podcast. An inclusive space where we will chat to our staff, carers and people in our communities about the work they do supporting vulnerable children, young people and families.
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