Edition 14 | 2020 | Community Notices

St Joseph's Cricket Club

St Joseph's Cricket Club warmly welcomes any staff members, friends and family to come and have fun as part of their women's cricket team. No experience necessary....a fun, friendly and social experience is guaranteed!!

Come and try training sessions will be held at SJC as soon as current COVID-19 restrictions are eased and will be announced on the club Facebook page. Further details or to express interest please contact Michelle on 0419878854.

SJCC runs a strong junior female cricket program and welcomes any new participants to its junior program also.

Junior Cricket Information

St Joseph’s Cricket Club is welcoming new and returning players to the club for the 2020/21 season.

If you are new to our club or one of our returning families, we would love to hear you to answer any enquiries you may have, and to provide details on how to register with the club.

St Joseph’s Cricket Club has very strong junior programs. For secondary school students the club delvers:

• Sides in Boys U/11, U/13, U/15 and U/17 age-groups

• A senior development side for youths transitioning into senior cricket and

• Girls Stages 1 (9-14yrs), 2 (12-16yrs) and 3 (14-19yrs)

For further information please feel welcome to contact:

Junior Boys’ Cricket Coordinator Mark Appleford (M) 0427 314 516 (E) [email protected]

Junior Girls’ Cricket Coordinator Michelle Appleford (M) 0419 878 854 (E) [email protected]

Leading into the cricket season the club will run Girl's Cricket Come-and-Try Session - Ages 9-19 - All welcome (No experience necessary). Please contact us to register interest in these sessions.

Trinity Kids Australia Teen Empowerment Program

For kids 12-17 years. This program focuses on the importance of gratitude, empathy, resilience, emotional intelligence, anxiety management, managing triggers and reactions, self-awareness, building self-esteem and much more. Enrol now for Term 4 online. www.trinitykids.com.au

Orygen Youth Health

Orygen Youth Health are offering free training as part of a new study they are conducting, supporting Youth Suicide Prevention

The Parent Education for Responding to and Supporting Youth with Suicidal Thoughts (PERSYST) study aims to improve parents’ capacity to support young people at risk of suicide.

Victorian parents and carers of young people aged 12-25 living in Victoria are invited to take part in free suicide alertness training.

Participants can complete the training and all three questionnaires to assist in further research and data analysis.

Find out more at this link: https://www.orygen.org.au/Research/Currently-recruiting/PERSYST-(1)