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Parents Corner: Infant Mental Health Awareness Week: Can You Spoil a Baby?

The short answer is “no”! Even though this has long been a worry for new parents, the current science reassures us that there is no way to spoil baby. Babies who receive warm, sensitive, and respo... Posted on

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Parent’s Corner: How to Tell the Difference between Bullying and Fighting

Do you know the difference between bullying and fighting? Researchers have found that many parents struggle to know when it’s bullying or just everyday quarrels between friends, classmates, or sibli... Posted on

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In 12 months, up to 50 Aboriginal families positively impacted by outreach days

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Chat with Monica about all things Parenting

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Parents Corner: Responding to Children’s Good Behaviour

Many parenting articles talk about dealing with difficult behaviour and yet, the ways we respond to children’s positive behaviour is just as important. ... Posted on

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Penrith’s Woman of the Year

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The Dharug Connection

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Harmony Week: Supporting Kids to Understand & Accept Diversity ... Posted on

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Generation Vape: How to Talk to your Teen about the Risks of E-Cigarettes ... Posted on

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Parents Corner Keep Watch: Always Supervise Children near Water ... Posted on

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How to Support a Very, Very Upset Child Oct 26, 2022 With Summer holidays fast approaching and families gathering at local beaches and swim... Posted on

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Keep Watch: Always Supervise Children near Water Nov 29, 2022 There are few more demanding parenting moments t... Posted on

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Parental burnout is real, and we need to take it seriously

Parental burnout is real, and we need to take it seriously To feel ‘burnt out’ is to feel over-extended, exhausted, and that you nothing left to give. The feeling of ‘burnou... Posted on

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Parents Corner: Creating Family Rules: Do’s and Don’ts

Family Rules helps everyone get along better. They help set the standard for behaviour in the home and contribute to a more positive emotional climate. So, why not get started on creating your own Fam... Posted on

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Teaching Boys to Respect Women

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Activity Directory – Term 4, 2022

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NCNS Snow Trip 2022

NCNS has been incredibly fortunate to be friends with the amazing people at Burton Snowboards.... Posted on

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Children’s Day 2022

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Humility, a lost key to leadership

There are 3 things that struck me when talking with Reece: he’s polite; he’s articulate; he loves his community of Cranebrook and he’s humble. Okay that’s four, but it was his humility that... Posted on

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Message from the Manager 2015

2015 has certainly been a BIG year – and I’d like to share some of my highlights! New Projects This year saw the Work for the Dole at Kooly program kick off, with f... Posted on

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Introducing – CRANEBROOK CONNECTS!

The Cranebrook Collective Impact Project moves to its next stage! With hundreds of entries, from primary schools, high schools, services and community members, our Name Our Project competition gave... Posted on

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Mission Australia’s Annual Youth Survey

Mission Australia’s Youth Survey is the nation’s largest online annual ‘temperature check’ of teenagers aged between 15 and 19. Run every year, this highly influential survey gives young peopl... Posted on

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Women of Penrith – they made a difference!

The Taste of Everything Women’s Workshops is one of the groups that run out of the Floribunda Community Centre at Glenmore Park. It was created around four years ago, as an opportunity for women to ... Posted on

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Lessons learned from an outreach session

As a Community Development Worker, I want to make a change. I want to help those that are struggling, with big or small struggles – I’m not picky. Some of those that are struggling in our commu... Posted on

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Cranebrook Trivia Challenge

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5th Annual NAIDOC Cup

5 years ago, NCNS worker, Donna Hancock, came up with the idea to show off the natural athletic skills of our Aboriginal kids and their friends, bring schools together, learn about culture, and create... Posted on

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NAIDOC Week 2015

Friday, 10 July, was a chilly, chilly morning, but that didn’t put the slightest dent in the NAIDOC Week event at Jamison Park. NAIDOC Week is always a time for celebration at NCNS, and NAIDOC at Ja... Posted on

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National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day 2014

Each year on 4th August is National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day, and this year we celebrated at Kooly with kids from local playgroups and preschools. National Aboriginal an... Posted on

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Community Bank – Coming to Penrith Soon!

If you follow our blog, it's likely that you are someone who has an interest in building community, making best use of every little way we can make our community better, and you believe in Penrith. Li... Posted on

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