SoSAFE! TOOLS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL SAFETY - A COURSE FOR FAMILY CARERS

SoSAFE! TOOLS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL SAFETY - A COURSE FOR FAMILY CARERS

SoSAFE! is a set of visual and conceptual tools designed to promote
social safety to clients with an Intellectual Disability (moderate to
severe range) and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

It uses a simplified and rule-governed model of social reality that
teaches the type and degree of verbal and physical intimacy appropriate
with different categories of people, and strategies for moving into
intimate relationships in a safe and measured way.

Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT, (SHFPACT), in partnership with
Skills for Carers Program, is facilitating this course for non-paid
primary carers at no cost.

Dates: 3 sessions (Tuesdays) - 14, 21, 28 August
Time: 6.30 - 9pm
Venue: CIT Southside campus, Woden
Note: Sandwiches, tea and coffee will be provided.

Cost: Free through an ACE grant, an ACT Government initiative
To Register: 6207 3628 or
CarerSkills@cit.edu.au<mailto:CarerSkills@cit.edu.au>


SHFPACT (Sexual Health & Family Planning ACT) also facilitates SoSAFE!
training for people with a disability. For more information, visit their
website www.shfpact.org.au