Community Noticeboards

The Community Noticeboard provides information about community-based organisations, resources and facilities.

ADHD Special Interest Group Australia

Alzheimers Association Queensland
Dementia Helpline assistance avaliable 24 hours per day 365 days per year 1800 639 331
Education Enquiries phone 1800 1800 23

Australian Breastfeeding Association: Lactation Resource Centre

Australian Hearing

Baby signing, baby massage: Offered by Stepping Stones in Hervey Bay, click here for brochure

Betterlife Directions: Workshops for health care professionals and professionals, click here for details and registration form

Blue Care
Blue Care Biggenden
Blue Care Bundaberg
Bundaberg Bluecare is running self-management courses for patients with Arthritis or other chronic conditions at Bundaberg Bluecare Allied Health, 1A River Tce, Bundaberg. The Arthritis self-management course will commence on 31 January and will run for 6 weeks. The chronic conditions self-management course will commence on 1 May and will run for 6 weeks. If any further information is required or clients would like to book, please contact either Dianne or Helen on 4153 0521. Click here for the flyer.

Blue Care Gayndah
Blue Care Hervey Bay
Blue Care Maryborough
Blue Care Mundubbera

Bridges Aligned Services Inc

• Psychology Practice
• Fresh Start Quit Smoking Program
• Summer 2011 Newsletter
• Client Referral Form

• CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME & FYBROMYALGIA
  New Informal Support Group now meeting at the Centre
  9.30am – 11.00am
  For enquiries phone the Centre on 4153 1614 or Group Contact (Ross) 4151 5154

Bundaberg Community Development: Community Directory

• Youth Service Directory

Bundaberg Compilation of Services and Networks

Bundaberg Disability Information Service

Bundaberg District Police
Crime Bulletin

Bundaberg Family Relationship Centre
The Bundaberg Family Relationship Centre presents 2 courses:
• Putting Children First: Successful co-parenting after separation which is a 6 week workshop to be held from 9.30am to 12 noon each Wednesday morning from the 18 May 2011. Click here for flyer
• Rebuilding after Separation which is an 8 week workshop to be held from 6.00pm to 8.30pm each Monday evening from 20 June 2011. Click here for flyer.

Bundaberg Bush Children's Health Scheme

Cancer Council Queensland – help for cancer patients
The Cancer Council Queensland offers information, emotional and financial support, counselling and travel and accommodation assistance in Brisbane to cancer patients and their families.

Care for Carers - help for carers. 

• The Bundaberg/Gin Gin area group meets regularly at CWA Hall (next to RSL) in Quay St, Bundaberg, from 10.00am to 12.00noon on 2nd and 4th Wednesday every month. For more details, phone Marion on 4150 1900.
  
• The Childers group meets at Forest View Community Hall on the first Wednesday of every month from 10.00am to 12.00noon.  For more details, phone Marion on 4150 1900.
  

Carers Queensland

Child and Family Services
Hello Baby: A local guide to services for children and families

Child Health
Child Health Line 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84) 

Child Health resources
Bundaberg and District Community Services Directory

Child Protection
SC-WB Child Protection Liaison Team

Community Family Health, Bundaberg

Dementia Café
The Dementia Café meets the second Wednesday of each month between 9.30am and 12 midday, at Café 1928 in the Botanic Gardens, Bundaberg North. It is open to people with dementia, their carers and family members, service providers, and health professionals. Click here for further information.

Dominating Diabetes
Dominating Diabetes is a Type 2 Diabetes group education program, delivered through GP Links and Ozcare.
It provides a general overview of diabetes and covers strategies to improve BGL control. The focus of this 4 week program is on practical interventions that promote healthy lifestyle changes. It allows participants to understand what is happening in their body and encourages ways to improve diabetes control by making simple changes to daily life.
Participants are given resources to promote long term sustainable behaviour change, as well as ongoing professional education from allied health professionals including a dietitian (DT), exercise physiologist (EP) and credentialed diabetes educator (CDE).
A reward scheme is also used to promote attendance and decrease dropout rates. Participants will be screened prior to commencing the program and after 1 week post completion of the program. The overall objective is to highlight simple strategies that help participants to Dominate Diabetes. The first group session will be held from 9.00am to 11.15am on Wednesday 1 February at Ozcare, Woongarra St, Bundaberg. Click here for further information, click here for the flyer, click here for the Dominating Diabetes referral pathway.