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  • Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care (RCLDS)

    Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care (RCLDS)

    11 Sep 2026

    Our Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care is an interactive and engaging training is designed for residential carers…

  • Understanding and Supporting Young People with Autism (RCLDS)

    Understanding and Supporting Young People with Autism (RCLDS)

    11 Sep 2026

    Course Overview The workshop approaches the topic of autism through the lens of ‘information’: how do ‘neurotypical’ people and ‘neurodivergent’…

  • Supporting Neurodivergent Staff to Thrive: Managing for Inclusion (RCLDS)

    Supporting Neurodivergent Staff to Thrive: Managing for Inclusion (RCLDS)

    11 Sep 2026

    Overview As a community we are growing in awareness of the different ways our brains are wired. As leaders this…

  • Navigating the NDIS (RCLDS)

    Navigating the NDIS (RCLDS)

    11 Sep 2026

    This training is designed for child and family sector staff who may support participants in the NDIS, or the carers…

  • ASIST – Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (RCLDS)

    ASIST – Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (RCLDS)

    11 Sep 2026

    LivingWorks ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) is a two-day interactive, skills based workshop that prepares carers to provide suicide…

  • ResiROCKS 2026

    ResiROCKS 2026

    17 Aug 2026

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  • Working With Young People Who Use Drugs and Alcohol (RCLDS)

    Working With Young People Who Use Drugs and Alcohol (RCLDS)

    17 Jun 2026

    This training focuses on the functions of Youth AOD use and explores the underlying needs that are being met by…

  • Skilled At Looking After Children (LAC) Training – RCLDS

    Skilled At Looking After Children (LAC) Training – RCLDS

    17 Jun 2026

    This workshop provides participants with an understanding of the Looking After Children (LAC) processes and frameworks.

  • Aboriginal Cultural Awareness (RCLDS)

    Aboriginal Cultural Awareness (RCLDS)

    17 Jun 2026

    Delivered in person by our VACCA Aboriginal Cultural Facilitators, this one-day Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Training provides participants with an introduction to…

  • SafeTALK – Suicide Prevention (RCLDS)

    SafeTALK – Suicide Prevention (RCLDS)

    17 Jun 2026

    LivingWorks safeTALK is half day in-person workshop that teaches carers the skills to identify someone with thoughts of suicide, ask…

  • Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care (RCLDS)

    Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care (RCLDS)

    17 Jun 2026

    Our Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care is an interactive and engaging training is designed for residential carers…

  • Skilled At Looking After Children (LAC) Training – RCLDS

    Skilled At Looking After Children (LAC) Training – RCLDS

    17 Jun 2026

    This workshop provides participants with an understanding of the Looking After Children (LAC) processes and frameworks.

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