Specialist Work
A Right to Belong – Negating racial violence
A Right to Belong is an online course that explores racism in Australia and how to talk with children about racism. The course includes three modules that can be completed at your own pace and is available for adults for free.
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Who’s Looking After Us?
Supporting grandparents who are caring full-time for their grandchildren. This online course provides information to professionals working with grandparents who are caring for their grandchildren in a full-time capacity. This project funded by Investing in Women Program NSW 2021 was created to establish a support program for grandparents who are placed with the responsibility of care of their grandchildren due to their parents being unable to care for them.
Click the links below to access the training package and resources.
Supporting children, young people and adults with intellectual disability who have been impacted by sexual assault
Rosie’s Place has been providing counselling and support to children and young people who have intellectual disability and impacted by sexual assault for many years. We have been supported by the Education Centre Against Violence, Women NSW, The Law and Justice Foundation, and Westpac Foundation. Through this support, Rosie’s Place has created many resources and training packages for workers to support their work with clients impacted by sexual assault.
Children displaying concerning sexual behaviours also known as Problematic/Harmful Sexual Behaviours (PHSB)
Rosie’s Place provides support for parents, carers and workers who are responding to children and young people who have displayed concerning sexual behaviours. Parents, carers and some workers (including educators etc) are often the first adults to respond to sexual behaviours displayed by children and young people.
Rosie’s Place workers can support parents, carers and workers to feel confident to provide a caring and respectful response to children and young people and for families to feel supported by the workforce.
Training and Supervision
Rosie’s Place staff can provide training and supervision to schools, services and organisations to support their work with children and young people impacted by violence.
The training can be half-day or full-day and topics include:
Children displaying problematic/harmful sexual behaviour
Working with adults who have been impacted by childhood sexual assault
Working with clients who have an intellectual disability in the context of sexual assault
Working with mothers (and their children) who have escaped a violent partner
Sandtray therapy for children
Supervision can be individual or in teams. Please contact Rosie’s Place for more information regarding supervision (02 9625 2599).
