The Dulwich Centre Foundation responds to groups and communities which are facing significant hardships such as trauma, violence, drug and alcohol issues, grief & loss, poverty, racism, discrimination, dispossession and so on.
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- Founded:
- 2007
Photos
2 of 9 albumsSee All
Ibuka and Dulwich CentreCreated about a week ago
Dulwich Centre Foundation in Mt Elgon, UgandaUpdated about a week ago
Events
7 past eventsSee All
- Violence - Narrative Responses
St John's Church Hall
Monday, August 3 at 9:30am - Introduction to Narrative Ther...
St John's Church Hall
Monday, July 20 at 9:30am - The Team of Life: Giving Young...
Dulwich Centre
Friday, June 12 at 9:30am - Tree of Life: Responding to Vu...
Dulwich Centre
Thursday, June 11 at 9:30am - 9th International Narrative Th...
Adelaide University
Wednesday, November 26 at 8:30am - Responding to trauma and enabl...
Dulwich Centre
Tuesday, November 25 at 9:00am - Re-creating hope through commu...
Dulwich Centre
Monday, November 24 at 9:00am
Causes
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- Partners and past projects 1:08am Oct 22
Dulwich Centre Foundation While in Rwanda, a workshop and meetings took place at Ibuka - the national genocide survivors association. A formal partnership was drawn up between Ibuka and Dulwich Centre.
Dulwich Centre Foundation Dulwich Centre Foundation and an international team recently visited the Mt Elgon Self Help Project in rural Uganda. This album includes photos from this visit.
Dulwich Centre Foundation A new collective narrative methodology is being developed in partnership between Dulwich Centre Foundation and REPSSI. It's entitled 'Journeys of Life' and was recently workshopped in Johannesburg. More information about this new methodology will be available soon.
Dulwich Centre Foundation Today in Johannesburg a definitional ceremony took place. It included REPSSI psychosocial support workers from a range of African countries and participants in the Dulwich Centre Foundation's 'International responding to hardship' training program
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Over the last 18 months, Dulwich Centre Foundation has been involved in a project in which Aboriginal communities in Central Australia have been sharing stories about special skills and knowledge in dealing with community hardships. We are pleased to announce that the Yia Marra publication and CD are now available! See http://www.narrativetherapylibrary.com/c
Source: www.narrativetherapylibrary.com
Yia Marra: Good stories that make spirits strong, from the people of Ntaria/Hermannsburg - by David Denborough, Barbara Wingard & Cheryl White
Dulwich Centre Foundation Photos from recent Dulwich Centre Foundation visits to Central Australian Aboriginal communities as part of the Yia Marra project.
Dulwich Centre Foundation This album contains photos taken on 17th-18th April 2009 in Toronto at events related to a project about 'Strengthening relationships across generations' in migrant and refugee communities. More information about this project will be available soon!
Dulwich Centre Foundation A new collective narrative practice methodology is taking off ... the Kite of Life... more information available soon
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How can we respond effectively to individuals and groups who are experiencing great hardship? How can we acknowledge, sustain, and strengthen people's own skills of survival? The Dulwich Centre Foundation works wirth children and adults who have experienced significant trauma or adversity. This video describes the hope...ful work we are involved with in Australia, Rwanda, Israel, the Palestinian Territories, and elsewhere. See: www.dulwichcentre.com.au
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RECENT ACTIVITY
Dulwich Centre Foundation discussed Responding to the children of parents with mental health struggles on the Dulwich Centre Foundation discussion board.
Dulwich Centre Foundation discussed Women and grief project on the Dulwich Centre Foundation discussion board.
Dulwich Centre Foundation discussed NEW PROJECT: Strengthening relationships between generations in immigrant/refugee communities on the Dulwich Centre Foundation discussion board.
Dulwich Centre Foundation discussed Supporting workers and communities in contexts of war and armed conflict on the Dulwich Centre Foundation discussion board.
