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In this week's edition, find out who our 2024 Decorate Your Space winners are from across schools, parishes, St Nicholas, and CatholicCare Social Services.
In Faith Matters, Rose McAllister reminds us about the importance of connection
and shares an event that has been running for 17 years to bring women together.
As we reach the end of Mental Health Month, we share a piece about worrying from Rosewood Centre psychologist Sallie Scoggin, with practical tips to help you be present and enjoy life's moments.
In our highlights, we hear from foster carer Megan, a recent finalist for Emergency Carer of the Year, and celebrate the graduation of St Nicholas Pathways' latest cohort of eighteen School-Based Traineeships.
2024 Decorate Your Space Winners
Decorate Your Space invited our Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle communities - to decorate a space that uniquely reflects their commitment to children’s safety and wellbeing in line with the theme of National Child Protection Week: ‘Every conversation matters’. Click below to watch the Bishop announce our 2024 winners and view the gallery!
FAITH MATTERS: Real Women - Placing Value on Womanhood
"Having a daughter myself who recently welcomed her own daughter into the world, I have been reflecting on the importance of the bonds between women within the family setting, within a circle of friends, amongst work colleagues and social networks," writes Rose McAllister.
Worry Time: What is it and how can it help you?
"As human beings, it’s in our nature to worry – it’s our brain’s way of keeping us safe and preparing us for what might lie ahead...Worries are often connected to what is important to us and what we value," says psychologist Sallie Scoggin.
Twenty-five lives in 15 years
From respite care through to guardianship/permanent care, Megan has welcomed 25 children from all backgrounds into her home to help them move forward and grow. She says, "Be open to the rollercoaster."
Celebrating our 2024 SBAT Graduates
Last week, St Nicholas Pathways celebrated the graduation of their latest cohort of eighteen School-Based Traineeship (SBAT) students. Marking the culmination of a two-year training period, this achievement is the beginning of an exciting journey into a rewarding industry.
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