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Raising Children
Network
The Raising Children website provides practical tools and
up-to-date
information on child health, safety, nutrition, learning,
parental
wellbeing, family management and kids’ activities.
The
Health For Kids Network
This website is a resource for parents looking for a GP
specialising or interested in child and adolescent health.
The directory currently contains over 840 GPs in the Melbourne
metro area. The website is also used as a resource for GPs
to access resources and share news.
Counselling
Online
A website where you can communicate with a "live"
professional counsellor about an alcohol or drug related
concern.
Turning
Point
Turning Point provides a wide range of specialist treatment
and support services to people affected by alcohol and drug
use.
'Suicide
and Mental Illness in the Media'
This website has been created to assist people involved
in mental health to communicate effectively with the media
about suicide, mental health and mental illness.
Australasian
Genetic Suport association (AGSA)
The Association of Genetic Support is a network of people
who are affected by genetic conditions, either directly
or indirectly. AGSA will endeavour to facilitate contact
with another family/individual affected by the same, or
similar conditions, and/or provide information about an
overseas support group.
Rosemary's
Story
I am a single Mum with two children, a son and a daughter.
My son who is 12 years old has Klinefelter's Syndrome, a
chromosomal disorder which causes him mild behavioural and
delay problems.
Limbkids Support
Association Inc is a non-profit, voluntary organisation
comprised of parents, professionals and interested people
concerned with the care of children who have congenital
or acquired limb differences.
Parent to
Parent New Zealand is a support and information
network for parents of children with special needs. Support
is provided voluntarily by Trained Support Parents who have
a child with the same or similar needs.
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