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City of Port Phillip Council - South Melbourne

Social Worker

Family Workers provide generalist family advice, referrals and support to families with children aged zero to eight years who live, work or play in the City of Port Phillip.

LOCATIONS
South Melbourne
Availability
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PROVIDER
Lead Family Worker program
Modes of delivery
  • One on one counselling
Cost Structure
  • Interpreter service
  • Free Service
Areas of Expertise
  • Bonding and Attachment
  • Past Trauma or Abuse
  • Managing Drug and Alcohol Misuse in the Perinatal Period
  • Family Violence
  • Parenting Support
Additional details
This service offers short term support, up to five sessions, free of charge. The Family Workers can provide advice on topics such as community connectedness, family violence, emotional support, parenting strategies, and general mental health. The Family Workers can make referrals to other services.
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