Hello Cockburn Community,
In this newsletter... - See Me See You cultural responsiveness - community training
- Let's Talk marketing - social learning session
- Promote your community events on Cockburn Community
- Youth leadership program
- Accessible music program
- New Centres in Treeby & Hammond Park
- Comment on Cockburn
Best wishes for the month ahead,
Community Development |
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See Me See You cultural responsiveness - community training
Would you like to improve your engagement and connection with people from a migrant or refugee background? Come along to the free “See Me, See You cultural responsiveness workshop” hosted by Multicultural Futures on Wednesday 11 May, 4-7pm at Success Library.
This will be a chance to check our intercultural readiness, and up-skill, as they take us through the following topics: - Intercultural awareness
- Intercultural communication
- Acknowledging own cultural glasses/bias
- Application of cultural responsiveness to everyday systems
- Developing intercultural competencies
- Synchronising ideas and actions
- Complexities of cultural differences
- English as a second language as global English
This workshop includes an assessment certificate (Intercultural Readiness Check), and light catering. RSVP essential:commdev@cockburn.wa.gov.au |
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Let's Talk marketing - social learning
Next topic in the social learning series is marketing. Come along on Tuesday 10 May, 11am-12pm for a coffee with the Community Development team at The Cuppashack in Hamilton Hill. RSVP's not essential, but feel welcome to RSVP if you plan to come along: commdev@cockburn.wa.gov.au |
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Tag the 'Cockburn Community' Facebook page
Hey Cockburn Community! Next time you are posting on your Facebook page about a community event, program or activity in Cockburn, we want to hear about it!
Tag Cockburn Community and we will share your post to our page! |
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Youth Leadership course
Young people in Cockburn aged aged 12-24 are invited to participate in the Cockburn Youth Leadership Program to develop their capacity as a youth leader and be a role model for young people. The course will be held over four sessions on Tuesdays from 31 May.
For more information contact Cockburn Youth Services: 08 9411 3882. |
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Calling all music lovers - accessible music program
Interested in making music? Registrations are open for a new music program in Term 2 at Cockburn Youth Centre. This program is open to all ages, and all abilities. There are a range of program facilitators coming on board who will cater to all music interests and requirements including: song writing, production, performing, and accessible instruments.
Register through the button below, or contact Cockburn’s Disability, Access & Inclusion team on 9411 3502 / browe@cockburn.wa.gov.au |
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Applications open for regular hirers of new facilities
Applications for individuals or groups to express their interest to become a regular hirer at Treeby Community & Sports Centre and Frankland Park Recreation Centre are now open!
You can find out more about our new state of the art facilities here: |
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Projects open for comment
Get involved and have your say about projects happening in Cockburn. Click here to see all projects open for comment and have your say. - Scheme Amendment No. 153 - Lot 760 (No.49) Berrigan Drive, South Lake
- Proposed Structure Plan - Lot 301 (no.221_ Barfield Road, Hammond Park
- Proposed Structure Plan Amendment - Lots 97-102 Watson Road, Beeliar
Find out what's development projects in your suburb here: |
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