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Bankstown Support Group
Tue, Oct 20, 11:30 PMBeautiful Minds Market Stall
Fri, Oct 9, 10:00 PMHornsby Under-39s & Families/Carers - Cafe, Walk, Talk
Fri, Oct 9, 11:30 PMAdult ADHD Support Group
Tue, Oct 13, 11:00 PMJoin us for an insightful and exciting event specifically focused on individuals with ADHD under NDIS. This event aims to create a fun and supportive environment where participants can enjoy a variety of activities, connect with others, and gain valuable insights from real-life experiences. **Variety of Activities:** Enjoy a selection of board games, and card games suitable for all skill levels. **Team Activities:** Participate in team-based games that encourage collaboration and communication. **Personal Stories:** Hear inspiring stories from individuals with ADHD and their families. **Supportive Environment:** Engage in a safe and supportive setting where everyone feels welcome and included. Who Should Attend: * Individuals with ADHD. * Parents and family members of individuals with ADHD. * Designed for LAC, Case Workers and support coordinator. This event is free to attend, but registration is required to ensure we can accommodate all participants.

Community of Practice š£ļø - Human Hearted Sydney š»
Sun, Oct 11, 12:00 AMJoin our monthly Community of Practice (COP) where we discuss the ideas of Human Heartedness: a secular approach to life that promotes empathy and social connection based on cultivating our human social potential. Each meeting we discuss these concepts and how they can help us in practical ways to live better, happier, and more fulfilling lives. The meeting is followed by an optional lunch together nearby. This is a great opportunity to meet like-minded people and find your local community! ā° **When:** Sunday October 11th at 11:00am š **Where:** Darling Square Library, Level 1 - Ideas Space 2 (see directions) šļø **Cost:** Free š§ā𦱠**Who should come:** anyone looking to meet new people and build connections with like-minded Sydneysiders. Weāre queer-friendly and welcome people from all ages and backgrounds :) **About Human Heartedness:** The modern worldās focus on competition and materialism makes it easy to feel isolated and overwhelmed. The collapse of traditional sources of meaning like religion and local community intensify this so that weāre often left with a lack of meaning and purpose. We can try to fill the void with money and successāor to numb it with drugs and technologyā but nothing seems to work. Human heartedness reminds us that the path to living well doesnāt come from money and power, but from building on the best in our own human hearts. Our human social potential. It points to a better way: to build in-person communities that build on our innate social potential and inherent value as humans. By building good relationships and social connections, we can live a more fruitful and fulfilling life (and help others to do the same). We can move from struggling alone to flourishing together. Following the human hearted way offers a secular, inclusive, forward looking solution to the meaning crisis of our times. [Learn more about Human Heartedness and our other events here!](https://linktr.ee/humanheartedsydney) **About the Community of Practice (COP):** Our human hearted community of practice (COP) offers a friendly welcoming environment in which we support and encourage each other to live more human hearted lives. Our goal is to build a community that supports us all to live more meaningful and fulfilling lives. We welcome you to join us in exploring together how to live better lives. *Human Hearted Sydney is sponsored by Humanists Australia which kindly funds our activities and keeps events like this free. Consider donating to Humanists Australia to show your support for community-building in Sydney and beyond. All our events are governed by [Humanist Australia's Code of Conduct](https://bit.ly/ha-conduct-pdf).*
Make New Friends with Coffee
Tue, Oct 6, 11:00 PM**NDIS Participants:** Join us to Make new friends and have a coffee. Or just get out and get some fresh air and socialize. We have put together a conversation starter guide for you. This guide provides proven social skills and ice-breaking tips to help you make lasting connections and feel more confident in any social setting. If this is your very first meetup and a bit unsure, 2 simple steps you need to follow: 1. Reach the location at the time specified. 2. Walk up to the group and say 'Hi', everyone in the group is here to make friends... so you can be sure to have a good time. Looking forward to meeting you all! Disclaimer: Photos taken at any of the events may be shared on Meetup and other social media platforms. The organizer of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury, or accident to participants or their property at this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being., injury, or accidents to participants or their property on this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being.
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