There are many ways to promote or recognise the importance of mental health and wellbeing within our community. The 2022 mental health and wellbeing calendar contains many events and days of recognition.
Choose one or more of these days, weeks or months to connect with your clients, work colleagues and community, to promote mental health and wellbeing in those around you.
Donna Flood, solicitor and Community Liaison Officer from the Welfare Rights Centre will be hosting an important training session online for Central Coast based services.…
October is Mental Health Month. It’s a great reminder to check in on our own health and wellbeing and also the wellbeing of those we…
The Central Coast Local Health District has recently released its “ Caring for our Community Plan 2021-2031”. The Plan sets out the blueprint and roadmap…
Digital Technology – How does your Not-For-Profit compare? With the ongoing challenges of COVID-19, having access to reliable and efficient technology has never been more…
The Community Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past, present, and emerging.
The Central Coast Community Council (CCCC) has been supporting community service organisations since 1993 as a regional organisation to disseminate information and co-ordinate area responses for service providers/groups on the Central Coast.
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