Juwarki
“SAFE PARTYING”
“FREE!” TRAIN THE TRAINER SESSIONS
Who might be interested or appropriate to take part?
▪ Elders of (local) Indigenous communities
▪ Youth workers
▪ Youth group leaders
▪ Church members
▪ Interested parents
▪ Parents & Friends Association members
▪ School Chaplains
▪ School Youth Health Nurses
▪ Guidance counsellors
▪ Teachers or other school staff
▪ Community workers, health workers and local council staff
▪ Police officers and other Emergency Service workers
▪ Sporting groups and coaches
The participants should be at least 18 years old, and be confident speaking to parents of teenagers. (We suggest people in their mid-20s and older will be fine.) We have had younger people attend the training, with a view to presenting to their peers.
Outline of the program and aspects it will cover: Adolescence: What it means, and what to expect, building resilience, Teenage development, Modeling behavior, Teenage parties: celebrations and their role in society, Alcohol and drugs: facts, myths and safety, Alcohol in Australian culture, Alcohol and young bodies, Drinking guidelines, Influencing the supply of alcohol, Hosting and attending parties: ensuring safety, security and fun, Legal issues, What should I expect? What should I do if something goes wrong?
• 14th July 2011:
• Train the Trainer Session @ 9.00am - 3.30pm
All session s will be facilitated by Michael Watts, Education & Training Coordinator, DRUG ARM Australasia
For more information:
Michael Watts PH 36208825 E Michaelw@.au
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