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Arafmi Queensland provides workshops to learn, develop and practice skills in Communication, Boundary Setting, Coping and many other areas for Mental Health Carers.
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Karinya
Karinya Respite and Family Support Program
12 Ferrett Street
Sadliers Crossing
Ipswich
What is happening at Karinya House?
Our current newsletter is out. Download your copy here
A free workshop for carers will be held on September 21. Download the details here
What is Karinya House like?
Karinya House offers a warm, welcoming and peaceful atmosphere, designed to provide guests with the opportunity to relax and enjoy themselves at their own pace. Trained, non - clinical staff are available to help make the most of each guest’s stay.
The house has 4 bedrooms, one per guest, entertainment facilities and a large swimming pool.
Evening meals are prepared for all guests staying at the house. Food is available for guests to prepare their own breakfast and lunch and staff are available to assist.
What does Karinya Family Support offer?
Karinya staff take guests on day trips, movies, shopping or other short outings. A range of leisure and recreational activities are also available.
Sometimes people need a break from their hectic lifestyle and Karinya is just the place to unwind, revive, and rejuvenate.
Karinya House has a laid back atmosphere where you can relax at your own pace and have time to focus on important things in life like your health, wellness and recovery.
We are committed to treating guests as unique individuals and provide each person with comfort and happiness during their stay.
Other support offered by Karinya Family Support Program includes:
• support in the family home;
• taking a break by staying at Karinya House and participating in activities and outings in the community.
To find out more or to register with Karinya please contact the Program Manager on (07) 3812 3358 or email karinya_manager@arafmiqld.org
12 Ferrett Street
Sadliers Crossing
Ipswich
What is happening at Karinya House?
Our current newsletter is out. Download your copy here
A free workshop for carers will be held on September 21. Download the details here
What is Karinya House like?
Karinya House offers a warm, welcoming and peaceful atmosphere, designed to provide guests with the opportunity to relax and enjoy themselves at their own pace. Trained, non - clinical staff are available to help make the most of each guest’s stay.
The house has 4 bedrooms, one per guest, entertainment facilities and a large swimming pool.
Evening meals are prepared for all guests staying at the house. Food is available for guests to prepare their own breakfast and lunch and staff are available to assist.
What does Karinya Family Support offer?
Karinya staff take guests on day trips, movies, shopping or other short outings. A range of leisure and recreational activities are also available.
Sometimes people need a break from their hectic lifestyle and Karinya is just the place to unwind, revive, and rejuvenate.
Karinya House has a laid back atmosphere where you can relax at your own pace and have time to focus on important things in life like your health, wellness and recovery.
We are committed to treating guests as unique individuals and provide each person with comfort and happiness during their stay.
Other support offered by Karinya Family Support Program includes:
• support in the family home;
• taking a break by staying at Karinya House and participating in activities and outings in the community.
To find out more or to register with Karinya please contact the Program Manager on (07) 3812 3358 or email karinya_manager@arafmiqld.org
Find a Support Group
Support groups are located in various areas of Brisbane and regional areas of the State
Attend a Workshop that suits your needs
Monthly Mental Health Carer workshops on a broad range of issues including carer coping skills, setting boundaries and communication are held in New Farm
