Leading wellbeing with Be You in School Age Care

Nov 19, 2020 - Nov 19, 2020

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Leading wellbeing with Be You in School Age Care

Nov 19 2020

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This online event will connect school age care coordinators, directors and leaders to help them increase awareness about the importance of mental health and develop a culture that supports educators, children and families in achieving their best possible mental health and wellbeing.

This event will also explore how Be You can assist school age care services in developing mentally healthy communities, and explain how mental health links to Quality Improvement Plans, service context and initiatives.

For more information, or to register, please see here.

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