Prosper (Project Australia) inc. works to support disadvantaged children and families at home, at school and in the community.

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Leftover Roast Beef Curry? Make it into a meal that’s quick, delicious and helps reduce food waste. Download our free recipe sheet below so you can try it this week.

Rescue to Recipe is brought to you by the NSW Government through the NSW Environment Protection Authority.

Click to download recipe sheet or link in bio: prosperprojectaustralia.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/10-recipes.pdf
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Leftover Roast Beef Curry? Make it into a meal that’s quick, delicious and helps reduce food waste. Download our free recipe sheet below so you can try it this week.
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Rescue to Recipe is brought to you by the NSW Government through the NSW Environment Protection Authority.
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Click to download recipe sheet or link in bio: https://prosperprojectaustralia.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/10-recipes.pdf

Did you know that parents have the greatest ability to positively influence their child’s attitudes and behaviours towards gambling?

A study found that:

*Most parents who gamble do so with their children present.
*A quarter of parents reported that their child had gambled in the past year.

*Children who gamble with their parents are at greater risk of gambling harm.

*The most common behaviours that drove adolescent gambling were talking about gambling wins with their children, getting their help to pick ‘lucky numbers’ in keno or lottery, buying them scratchies or lottery tickets and taking them to a gambling venue.

*Despite most parents feeling confident speaking to their children about gambling, they were less likely to talk about the risks of gambling compared to other public health issues.

Click the link/link in bio - to download a fact sheet to help guide you in supporting your young people. @gambleaware
www.gambleaware.nsw.gov.au/.../advice-for-parents...
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Did you know that parents have the greatest ability to positively influence their child’s attitudes and behaviours towards gambling?  A study found that:  *Most parents who gamble do so with their children present.
*A quarter of parents reported that their child had gambled in the past year.  *Children who gamble with their parents are at greater risk of gambling harm.  *The most common behaviours that drove adolescent gambling were talking about gambling wins with their children, getting their help to pick ‘lucky numbers’ in keno or lottery, buying them scratchies or lottery tickets and taking them to a gambling venue.  *Despite most parents feeling confident speaking to their children about gambling, they were less likely to talk about the risks of gambling compared to other public health issues.  Click the link/link in bio - to download a fact sheet to help guide you in supporting your young people. @gambleaware
https://www.gambleaware.nsw.gov.au/.../advice-for-parents...

Our March on-demand Webinar – Using the 'Achieving School Success' program in your community or school.

This professional development webinar introduces and navigates the award-winning 'Achieving School Success program" and its resources. Start here if you are interested in delivering this program in your community or school. It's delivered to be easy to implement - well worth a watch! ✨😃

Click the link/or link in bio to access the webinar! strongsafefamilies.online/resources/webinar-using-the-achieving-school-success-program-in-your-co...
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Our March on-demand Webinar – Using the Achieving School Success program in your community or school.
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This professional development webinar introduces and navigates the award-winning Achieving School Success program and its resources. Start here if you are interested in delivering this program in your community or school. Its delivered to be easy to implement - well worth a watch! ✨😃  Click the link/or link in bio to access the webinar! https://strongsafefamilies.online/resources/webinar-using-the-achieving-school-success-program-in-your-community-or-school/
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