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Catalyst-Clemente to feature on 6.30 with George Negus tonight |
| 21 September 2011 |
 Tonight’s 6.30 with George Negus on Channel 10 will feature a report on Catalyst-Clemente, – a university course designed for people struggling with homelessness, mental illness and long-term unemployment.Delivered by community agencies - including Mission Australia - in partnership with universities, business and members of the community, Catalyst-Clemente is based on the idea that learning and community participation can help people to overcome poverty and social isolation. Students study one subject at a time across 12 weeks in a community setting. On completing four subjects, students receive a Certificate of Liberal Arts from a university, which can provide a pathway for entry into further undergraduate study. Addressing Multiple Disadvantage, a new research snapshot that reports on this educational initiative and its impact on students, will be released tomorrow, 22 September 2011. More news about Catalyst-Clemente:
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| Living with teens - north-west Sydney information nightsWednesday, 23 May 2012Mission Australia's Clifton Adolescent and Family Solutions (CAFS) and Youth Connections, in partnership with Hornsby Council, the GP Network and the Hills Schools Industry Partnership, are presenting a free series of information nights for parents living with teenagers.
The program will provide parents and carers with an opportunity to... + Read Full Story |
Miller Pathways celebrate Families WeekMonday, 21 May 2012Mission Australia’s child and family service in the Liverpool area, Miller Pathways, celebrated Families Week on Friday by hosting a free Community Fun Day.
The Federal Minister for Human Services, Senator Kim Carr, Federal Member for Fowler, Chris Hayes, and Mayor of Liverpool Wendy Waller all attended and officially opened the... + Read Full Story | More News Articles | ||
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