NDIS and Connecting to Mainstream Services (for people with disabilities and their families)
BUNBURY 9.30am-1.00pm Wednesday 19th September 2018 at Milligan Community Learning and Resource Centre 35 Milligan St, Bunbury BUSSELTON 9.30am-1.00pm Thursday 20th September 2018 at The People Place Busselton 19-21 Kent St, Busselton
Join us for an open discussion and brainstorming session followed by an in-depth look at the NDIS. Tickets available from Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ndis-and-connecting-to-mainstream-services-tickets-49587908770 Email info@swanautism.org.au for more information. This workshop is FREE and morning tea is supplied. WORKSHOP OUTLINE 9.30am: Welcome and introduction 9.40am-10.40am: Target group discussions and brainstorming 10.40am-11.00am: Break 11.00am-1.00pm: NDIS- 101 Manjimup Bluegrass and Old Time Music Weekend.
September 21-24th. Musicians Wanted! This year once again promises to be a weekend filled with great fun, great music and lots of good times. Are you interested in performing over the weekend? We are seeking those interested in busking, performing at our Sunday night blackboard concert or the Sunday morning Gospel Service. To register your interest in performing click this link. Weekend Events: Saturday Night Concert New Macedon RangersTrio support act Doug and Cletus Sunday Night Blackboard Concert **Register Now!** Busking Spots **Register now!** Tuition Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle, Double Bass, Banjo, Band Craft and Vocal Harmonies. Sunday Gospel Service **Register Now!** & Fast Jams, Slow Jams and late into the night Jams! Altered States
The West Australian Fibre and Textile Association (WAFTA) is an innovative and energetic not-for-profit group of established and emerging artists and makers from across the length and breadth of WA. Their membership is passionate about traditional, contemporary and experimental fibre and textile related art. In light of the difficulty their regional members face in accessing WAFTA opportunities, the committee developed a touring model for their 2018 exhibition Altered States so that South West and Great Southern communities could see WAFTA artworks at the Painted Gallery in Northcliffe then the Lake Grace Arts Space in Lake Grace. The genesis for Altered States came after WAFTA's Spring Stash in 2016 when they were left with boxes of unused fibre and textiles. The committee devised an exhibition challenging WAFTA members to create artworks from these leftover materials supplied to them in a bag. The bag contained a selection of materials including metres of wool, carpet yarn, sea grass, strips of beaded and embroidered sari silk, a square of cotton batik, knitted cotton gauze, an embroidered doily, a guitar string, vegetation of the Watsonia plant and a sizeable bag of unwashed alpaca. A copy of Textile magazine and a paper pattern along with an item of clothing from the op-shop completed the contents. There were a few rules to the challenge:
63 WAFTA members completed artworks at the end of the six months. These works came from as far as Esperance to Geraldton. The result is a diverse, imaginative, range of works from the whimsical to the bold and delicate. It’s definitely worth seeing what creative minds and talented hands can do with ‘some leftovers in a bag’. ‘Altered States’ is open daily and closes on September 16th. Southern Forest Arts is deeply appreciate of WAFTA’s generosity in funding the cost of touring this exhibition to Northcliffe. Having trouble with navigating a computer? Sylvia's classes are designed for people of all ages and cover general computer use, internet use and all the things in between. Call now to book your seat or call 9777 2774 to talk with reception.
Manjimup CRC is partnering with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to run the free Tax Help program from July to October. Tax Help is a group of community volunteers who provide a free and confidential service to help people on low incomes ($60,000 or less) with simple tax affairs to complete their tax returns online with myTax. Phone: 08 9777 2774 to find out if you’re eligible and make an appointment.
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