How to Refer

Referring someone to our service, so they can get the support they need, is easy.

We take referrals from people who are looking for help for themselves or their family members, doctors and mental health professionals, schools, as well as Government and Non-Government agencies, including other service providers.

You can call our office on (02) 9528 2933 or complete the relevant Referral Form (below) to get assistance.

Self Referral (Or Refer a Family Member)

If you would like to self-refer to any of our programs, please click the link below and provide your contact details, and we will make contact with you:

Online Self Referral Form

Referral from a Professional (Doctor, Mental Health Professional, School, or Agency)

If you are an organisation or professional making a referral. please complete the below appropriate referral form and email to us at [email protected]

To refer to the Family Worker Team for dedicated family support - download the referral form here.
Family Support Agency Referral Form
If you would like assistance from our Youth & Family Worker team, in dealing specifically with young people, please use this Referral Form for a more direct line of communication with our Youth Team.
Child Youth & Family Support Agency Referral Form
If your referral relates to our Domestic & Family Violence Support Services, including our Domestic Violence Caseworker services, please use this Referral Form - DFV Casework Referral Form - PDF

Enrol in a Group Program (eg Playgroup or Parenting Group)

If you would like to enrol in one of our upcoming workshops or programs, please check our Term Calendar to find booking links for each program on offer - Group Program Calendar

Need further help?

If you can not find what you are looking for, please contact us on (02) 9528 2933 or email us at [email protected]

There may occasionally be a waitlist for some of our services, but if this is the case, we will ensure support measures are made available to you.

Latest

Conversation is Key: For parents of Year 5 and 6 students (23rd August)

Conversation is Key is a 2 hour online parenting workshop which will help parents to have open and honest conversations with their Year 5/6 children about respect & consent in navigating relationships. This will be on Tuesday 23rd August 2022, commencing at 6pm. You can learn critical parenting skills from the comfort of your home.
Respect is Key

Respect is Key is a school based respectful relationships program for primary school students which builds their knowledge and understanding around key concepts of respect, consent and healthy relationships.
Meet Anxiety

Meet Anxiety is a parenting group for parents of children aged 5-12 years who suffer from anxiety to help them parent in a way that supports their child's mental and emotional health and builds the child's long term resilience.
Conversation is Key

Conversation is Key is a free parent education workshop of parents of children in Year 5 or 6 about navigating talks with your child about healthy relationships and consent.

About Us

We exist because all children and families should have a safe home, strong connections and opportunities to thrive in life.
Family Caseworker Program

Family Workers provide assistance to families who, for a variety of reasons, would benefit from additional support.
How to Refer

Help is easy to access. You can be referred by a health professional or another agency, or self-refer. Just call us on (02) 9528 2933 and tell us what you need help with.
Group Programs Schedule

Each term, we publish a calendar of events for programs we offer. This includes our Parenting Support Programs, Early Childhood and Educational Support Programs and Domestic Violence Support Programs.
Support for Parents & Families

We offer services that support and strengthen the capacity of families, build parenting skills, and promote safety for all family members.
Learning about Australian Animals sparks joy in Djanaba kids

Last week the Djanaba Occasional Care team integrated a learning unit on Australian Animals, with the children showing great interest in the varied activities from reading, to art, to games, that helped them learn all about koalas, kangaroos, and other native fauna.
Volunteer

Volunteering is a great way to help us! We're a lean and specialised team, and while we don't allow volunteers in client facing capacities, we are very grateful to have volunteers who can assist with admin, marketing and events. If you're interested, we'd love to hear from you!
Southern Sydney Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service

The Southern Sydney Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (SSWDVCAS) provides information, advocacy and referrals for women and families attending Sutherland and Kogarah Local Courts for Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders.
Building Resilience in Children (BRIC)

Building Resilience in Children (BRIC) is a highly effective, trauma-informed, attachment parenting service designed to rebuild the relationship of the parent and child following domestic violence and trauma.
Youth and Family Worker

The Youth & Family Worker provides a range of support, information and referrals which assist young people aged 12-18 years, their families and carers, in and environment that is non-judgemental, safe and friendly.