South Burnett CTC Inc (CTC), Heritage Nanango Community Funding Ltd and South Burnett Regional Council are working in partnership on the ‘Heritage Lodge Good Neighbours’ project.

The Good Neighbour concept which will be implemented at Heritage Lodge allows a person with a disability or mobility issue to live independently in their own unit with the support of a “good neighbour” living in an adjoining unit. Heritage Lodge eventually will be made up on six duplexes.

We would appreciate you giving us feedback on this project through our survey which can be accessed by CLICKING HERE OR you can pick up a copy of the survey from: CTC Headquarters, 6 Cornish Street, Kingaroy.

CLICK HERE to download a copy of CTC Childcare Services' October newsletter.

South Burnett CTC Inc's Annual General Meeting is being held on Wednesday 20 November at 6pm.

The meeting will be held at the South Burnett Enterprise Centre, 6 Cornish Street, Kingaroy.

All interested members of the public are welcome to attend.

Full Time Foster Care Support Worker - Partners in Foster Care

Applications close 18 October 2013

In partnership with the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, Partners in Foster Care recruits, trains, assesses and supports foster carers across the South Burnett.

Applications must include a resume, referee details and covering letter outlining:-

• Child protection or community sector case management experience
• Knowledge of out-of-home care issues which impact on foster carers and children/young people
• Experience working within the cultural context with Indigenous clients
• Availability to participate on an on call roster
• Ability to meet Blue Card for Working with Children and Child Safety Suitability Checks
• Driver’s Licence

Qualifications in Social or Behavioural Science/Community and Human Services/Training and Assessment desirable but not essential

Full position description available on request.  Applications to CTC Employment Services, PO Box 490/101 Youngman Street, Kingaroy 4610. Phone: 4162 2566. Email: angief@sbctc.com.au

CROSB Newsletter for October-November is now available to download here