FRSA is excited to launch our Online Member Forums. The Forums are designed as a place for FRSA Members to have open discussions and share practical advice, ideas and resources about how they are responding to both the COVID-19 crisis and the ongoing […]
As the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to evolve, we face this unprecedented situation together. The pandemic is affecting all of us. We note that COVID-19 may place additional stress on families and lead to spikes in demand for […]
In the wake of the fires that are engulfing and continuing to threaten so many parts of the country, many of our members have been providing services and assistance to those affected. Below are some stories of their work and […]
FRSA’s Annual Report for 2018-19 was launched at the Annual General Meeting on Friday 22 November 2019 in the Hunter Valley by former FRSA Board Chair, Marie Morrison. FRSA’s annual reports provide an overview of FRSA’s activities during each 12 month period […]
FRSA is proud to share our Reconciliation Action Plan June 2019 – June 2020. This is the continuation of a significant journey for FRSA and its members. We have worked hard to ensure that the good intentions with which we […]
The Forum brought together more than 190 delegates, including mediators, social workers, psychologists, counsellors and more, from all around the country to Darwin, Northern Territory. This year’s theme was Rebuilding, Restoration and Renovation, acknowledging that family breakdown is not a […]
Invigorated and energised – that was the feeling delegates left with, after the FRSA 2018 National Conference in Cairns. More than 400 delegates registered to attend this year’s conference, at the Pullman Cairns International Hotel. Which was like a homecoming, […]
FRSA’s Annual Report for 2017-18 was launched at the Annual General Meeting on Friday 23 November 2018 in Cairns by former FRSA Board Chair, Michael Austin. FRSA’s annual reports provide an overview of FRSA’s activities during each 12 month period (July-June). This […]
The FRSA team was in Melbourne last month for the AIFS 2018 Conference at the Melbourne Convention Centre. The conference theme, that provided so much food for thought over the three days of the conference, was: What matters most to families […]
Survivors of institutional child sexual abuse are now able to access the National Redress Scheme from this month. Up to 60,000 survivors may be eligible to make their claim, which can include a monetary compensation payment, access to counselling or […]
