As we draw to the end of a busy and successful 2013, the CASSE team would like to thank all of you, our supporters, for helping CASSE on the journey to creating safer, more peaceful communities.

Seasons greetings and all the very best for 2014I

PS Don't forget to check out CASSE's NEW WEBSITE: www.casse.org.au

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Due to the success of CASSE's Peaceful Schools Pilot Program, CASSE has announced the opening for a second cohort of schools to join the program in 2014.

Applications are open to interested schools, with a particular emphasis on large schools or clusters of neighbouring schools with secondary schools and their feeder schools to assist maximum numbers in the community.

For more information contact Carolyn Aston, Peaceful Schools Program Director, email  carolyn.aston@casse.org.au, or visit www.casse.org.au.

CASSE's Aboriginal Australian Relations Program offers 

• Supervision
• Consultations – community, organisational, individual, both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal
• Training
• Information sessions on Trauma; Understanding Violence and Sex Offending; Holding and Healing
• Family and Community Meetings to talk and heal

These services can be provided on site or via Skype. CASSE's Aboriginal Australian Relations Program now also has two booklets available to purchase at $10 each. Booklet 1 - 'Saving Lives', Booklet 2 - 'What? Why? How?'. Click here for details.

For further information contact Pamela Nathan, Aboriginal Program Director, phone 0417 567 114, email pamela.nathan@casse.org.au or visit www.casse.org.au.

REMEMBER:

Videos of all of the presentations from CASSE's Public Forum, 'Reconciliation Australia: Psychological Perspectives' are available onlne at: http://www.casse.org.au/news-events/events/reconciliation-australia-psychological-perspectives/. Transcripts are also available, to order email enquiries@casse.org.au or phone 0450 540 366.

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