Wildlife Victoria

When: Saturday 18 Feb, 2pm—3pm

Where: Kinglake Ranges Neighbourhood House

Presented by: Adriana Simmonds From Wildlife Victoria

Cost: Gold coin donation

Have you ever come across an injured native animal and not known what to do? This is a presentation

incorporating topics such as: what should we do or not do when encountering a native animal in distress, how

can we help the wildlife, living with wildlife. Who to call, how to get more help. There will also be information

available to anyone who may be interested in becoming a volunteer wildlife carer.

Call 57861301 to RSVP for this course.

Living With Adolescents

For transition to secondary school

It takes a lot of skill and patience to live with an adolescent and keep your cool.

Some people believe that they are a separate species that require secret knowledge and require us to

learn a new language.

Many parents cannot remember their own adolescence (or prefer to forget out of embarrassment).

There are a number of ways to reduce the stress of living with adolescents for both them and us.

Parents are invited to four evenings of information and discussion about improving our

relationships with our kids (we don’t have to be fighting with our kids to find this helpful).

These things apply especially as our kids start secondary school.

Facilitator: Marc des Landes

When: Thurs 16 February

Venue: RAC Building, Kinglake

Cost: FREE

To enrol: Phone Familycare on 5735 4600 during office hours