If you have a community event within the central and eastern Sydney region that you would like promoted, please email it to events@cesphn.com.au.
Tuesday, 3 June 2025, 8.00am – 5.00pm
Join us at the Community Health Navigator Forum 2025 to connect, learn, and collaborate on improving community health together!
Read MoreWednesday, 4 June 2025, 12.00pm – 1.30pm
Join this national webinar to explore how hepatitis C care is being successfully embedded into Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) settings to support Australia’s hepatitis C elimination goals by 2030. Learn from real-world examples, peer perspectives, and expert clinicians as they highlight models that work in reducing barriers to testing and treatment, and enhancing engagement with people accessing AOD services.
Read MoreFriday, 6 June 2025
Join us at the NADA Conference 2025, to be held on 5–6 June in Sydney. This conference will attract delegates from across NSW, the broader Australian alcohol and other drug treatment sector and other health and human services. Showcasing interventions designed to improve outcomes for clients, this event will inform with new ideas, engage with the evidence base and provide networking opportunities.
Read MoreTuesdays, 10 June – 24 June 2025, 7pm – 8pm
Join us for an engaging series of live webinars designed for people living with melanoma and their carers. Hosted by Melanoma Patients Australia (MPA) and Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA), each free session features expert insights from MIA specialists alongside lived experience shared by MPA community members. Topics include: • Genetic testing for melanoma (Tuesday 10 June) • Understanding melanoma drug therapy and the new era of neoadjuvant treatment (Tuesday 17 June) • A deep dive into sunscreen and sun protection (Tuesday 24 June) Dates: Tuesday evenings from 10 – 24 June 2025
Read MoreFriday, 13 June 2025, 9.00am – 4.30pm
This training is the foundation to all Blue Knot training programs. It provides learners with a trauma-informed lens to better understand the impacts and outcomes for people who experience trauma, and especially complex trauma. The important message is: Trauma Informed Practice is not about the treatment of trauma or the symptoms, but rather a recognition that trauma experiences are a possibility for anyone (Kezelman & Stavropoulos, 2012) This training program utilises current research to provide an understanding of trauma, the impacts of trauma on all aspects of life and subsequently the coping mechanisms formed in response to trauma. The principles of trauma-informed practice are introduced which focus on a strengths-based approach and applicable to all, vital for every person working in health, human, education, disability and legal services, working in government, non-government, public or private sectors.
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