Training for Aged Care Workers This reflective practice, delivered in partnership with South Coast wellness and reablement professionals, offers practical takeaways for aged care workers to implement with clients and provides conversation starters. It helps identify continuous opportunities for your service and gives concrete steps to better meet the needs of older people while maintaining or improving individuals’ physical, mental, cognitive, and communication capabilities. Book your place here

For Board Members, Managers and Finance Teams Understanding Financials: Emphasizes the importance of financial literacy for effective governance and decision-making. Key Financial Statements: Covers the Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement, explaining their roles in evaluating financial health.Assessing Performance: Discusses how to determine organizational success through financial ratios and benchmarking. Board Meetings: Focuses on presenting and interpreting financial reports for the board, ensuring effective financial oversight.  Linking to Planning: Highlights the connection between financial performance and strategic planning. Fraud Prevention: Provides guidance on identifying and preventing financial fraud, with an emphasis on internal controls and board accountability. Led by the esteemed training Peter Masterson from Community Industry Group,   Join us at Community Industry Group head office and learn from the best to take your not-for-profit organisation to the next level. Book your place here

For not-for-profit board members, managers & coordinators Get on Board Training is your essential resource for learning how to build and motivate effective boards and committees of management. Led by the esteemed training Peter Masterson from Community Industry Group, our program covers crucial topics such as board recruitment, succession planning, ongoing viability, and member induction, retention, and support. Gain invaluable insights and practical strategies to ensure your board’s success and sustainability. Join us at Community Industry Group head office and learn from the best to take your not for profit organisation to the next level. Click here to book

For not-for-profit board members, managers & coordinators Get on Board Training is your essential resource for learning how to build and motivate effective boards and committees of management. Led by the esteemed training Peter Masterson from Community Industry Group, our program covers crucial topics such as board recruitment, succession planning, ongoing viability, and member induction, retention, and support. Gain invaluable insights and practical strategies to ensure your board’s success and sustainability. Join us at Community Industry Group head office and learn from the best to take your not for profit organisation to the next level. Click here to book

Calling all Disability Services and Providers, join the monthly EDIN group on TEAMS! Once a month, the disability sector in the Eurobodalla gathers to share informationand generate ideas. ‘EDIN’ seeks to pool resources and expertise to deliver exceptional services and opportunities for individuals with disabilities in our community. To join us, please send me an email with the subject line “Add Me!” to: pposouthern@cigroup.org.au    

Calling all not-for-profit CEO’s and executives! What journalists are really like – and what they want from you. The differences between what print and electronic media journalists want from you. How to handle an interview – preparation and staying in control. Communicating with the media – preparing effective media releases, alerts, invitations etc. How to utilise the media to promote your organisation’s best interests. Case studies of how organisations I have worked for have successfully utilised the media. Issues management – strategies for managing “bad news” This training facilitator is Nick Hartgerink, he is an Illawarra-based journalist, media consultant and writer. Nick was publicist/media manager for Wollongong’s 1987 world champion motorcycle racer Wayne Gardner throughout his Grand Prix racing career (1985-1992). He was Editor of the Illawarra Mercury from 1995 to 2001, when he established his own media consultancy. Since then he has consulted to more than 80 leading national and Illawarra-based […]