SF Otago News Feed

Summer Newsletter 2011

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Our Summer Newsletter 2011 is now available please click on the link

SF Otago Summer Newsletter 2011

Eating Disorder Forums - Family Members

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Series of discussion forums for families/whanau who have concerns about someone with an eating disorder.

October 13th, 20th, 27th and November 3rd.
7pm-8:30pm

For registrations email fieldworker@sfotago.org.nz
Or phone 455 5973

Spring Newsletter is now out.

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You can download the file here

http://www.supportingfamiliesotago.org.nz/files/256/file/SF-Otago-Spring-2011-Newsletter.pdf

New Activities Based Support Group - Tuesday nights

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Tuesday Evening Activity Group
Starting 11 October 6-8pm
A range of activities and conversation each Tuesday evening.
Phone 4555973 or email fieldworker@sfotago.org.nz for further information.
Based at the Branch Office 34 Prince Albert Road.

Winter 2011 Newsletter

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Check out our winter newsletter.
http://www.supportingfamiliesotago.org.nz/files/253/file/SF-Otago-Winter-2011-Newsletter.pdf

Afternoon Support/Education Group Now on in Dunedin

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We are now having a afternoon support/education group for family members each month (in addition to the evening ones). It will be on the 4th Thursday of each month, from 1-3pm. You are welcome to attend both groups (there will be different speakers). These will be held at the Dunedin Office. For more information please ring the office 455 5973

Kids Club now on fortnightly.

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Starting in July our Kids Club will run fortnightly on a Friday night between 4-6pm.

Support/Education Group now on in Milton

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There will be a Support/Education Group for family members on the 3rd Thursday of the month in Milton between 10am and 11:30am. Contact the SF Otago office or your Fieldworker for more infomation.

New Library Resources

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DVD: Information on Suicide Prevention
In this 6-part series, Judy Bailey presents a range of interviews with suicide prevention researchers, clinicians and service providers on the following topics - warning signs, risk factors, suicide bereavement, caring for someone who is suicidal, suicide in communities and suicide myths.

Change in Mind - History Book
This book about the history of the Mental Health Foundation documents 30 years of changing attitudes and advocacy for mental health in New Zealand. Filled with historical insight and photos that further illustrate the changes over time this book is a joy to read

Feel free to call into our Branch (corner of Prince Albert Road and Calder St) to check out our library.