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Brief Encounter / We Were Dancing
The Malvern Theatre Company and The Compassionate Friends Victoria
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BRIEF ENCOUNTER / WE WERE DANCING
Two One-Act Plays by Noel Coward
Spring Fling
Dust off the Winter blues and come join us at the centre for Friday night drinks.
Spring is the time for new beginnings and the knowledge that tiny seedlings will grow and strengthen. Part of the grief journey is a allowing yourself some space to heal and grow.
Find out more »It’s OK to talk about suicide – Community Awareness Walk
World Suicide Day is on Sunday, September 10.
To mark this day you can join us for a Community Walk. Anyone who has been touched by suicide is welcome.
It will be a gentle walk with some brief formalities and other activities which will give people the opportunity to remember their loved ones.
The theme for the walk is “It’s OK to talk about suicide” because we want to create awareness about the appropriate ways to talk about suicide and bereavement.
Find out more »Express Yourself Through Art
We are thrilled to have Lauren Foster facilitate an exciting new activity - “Express yourself through Art” for all TCFV members.
Lauren is an experienced volunteer, recent Board member and bereaved mother of Rex. In addition, Lauren is an experienced art therapist who works professionally in this area. This activity will be provided free of charge (including all materials) to our members.
Find out more »Express Yourself Through Art
We are thrilled to have Lauren Foster facilitate an exciting new activity - “Express yourself through Art” for all TCFV members.
Lauren is an experienced volunteer, recent Board member and bereaved mother of Rex. In addition, Lauren is an experienced art therapist who works professionally in this area. This activity will be provided free of charge (including all materials) to our members.
Find out more »Dia de los muertos
Originating in Mexico, Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead is a 3000-year-old ritual. It is a two-day festival for family and friends to come together to celebrate and honour their deceased loved ones.
The belief is that at midnight on October 31, the spirits of loved ones can come down to enjoy the festivities that are prepared for them.
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