Fleurieu Families

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Fleurieu Families is a partnership between the City of Victor Harbor, the District Council of Yankalilla, The Australian Government Department for Social services and the South Australian Government Department for Human Services.

Fleurieu Families supports families using a strengths and empowerment approach to build on parenting skills through our Outreach Parenting Support Program, groupwork and parent education programs.

Fleurieu Families work to promote child development, build confidence and skills in parenting, support stability, safety and improved family functioning, while providing referrals into other appropriate supports and services as needed.

All services provided directly by Fleurieu Families are free and referrals from agencies or self-referrals are welcome.

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Outreach Parenting Support Program

The Outreach Parenting Support Program provides intensive, family-centred case management for families with complex needs. Support can be delivered in the home, at our office, or in a community setting, depending on what feels most comfortable and appropriate for each family.

Fleurieu Families works alongside families who may be experiencing multiple challenges, including parenting stress, mental health concerns, family conflict, social isolation, child behaviour concerns, and involvement with other services. Our approach is practical, flexible, and responsive to each family’s unique situation.

We support parents to build confidence, strengthen their parenting skills, and improve family functioning. This includes assistance with behaviour management strategies, understanding child development, establishing routines, and creating safe and supportive home environments.

Fleurieu Families also assists families to navigate and engage with other services, including disability supports, mental health services, education providers, and housing or financial supports. We provide advocacy, coordinate care, and help families stay connected to the supports they need.

Our work often involves intensive, ongoing engagement with families, walking alongside them to address risks, build stability, and create sustainable positive change for children and young people.

Fleurieu Food Map

The Fleurieu Emergency Food Map is your guide to finding food assistance on the Fleurieu.

Food Map

Circle of Security

A eight week program building secure attachment with your child.

Help your child organise their feelings, enjoy a more fulfilling relationship with your child, help your child to feel secure both now and into the future.

For more information, please contact Fleurieu Families at 8551 0500.

Nunga Youth Space

The Nunga Youth Space is a place for young people (10 to 18 years) that identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander to hang out, play games, eat snacks and take part in cultural activities. Every Friday afternoon during term time from 3pm to 6pm at the Encounter Centre, 42 Armstrong Road Victor Harbor (please enter from the side entry). Call the City of Victor Harbor at 8551 0500 for more information.

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Victor Harbor Christmas Appeal

The Victor Harbor Christmas Appeal is an initiative coordinated by local churches, organisations and Council. Each year, food and toys are donated for families in need.

If you need support this Christmas, your family can register for assistance here.

If you or someone you know would like to make a donation, you can find drop-off locations here.

Victor Harbor Toy Library

A low-cost, easy way to keep your kids learning and entertained. Borrow quality toys, puzzles, and games without the clutter or expense. Perfect for families wanting variety, fun, and affordable play.

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Love Bites- Respectful Relationships in schools

Fleurieu Families provides Love Bites- respectful relationship workshops within schools for years 10, 11 and 12. Love Bites is a two day workshop that consists of two interactive workshops: one on Relationship Violence, and one on Sex and Relationships, followed by creative workshops and community campaigns. If you think your school may be interested, please contact Fleurieu Families to see how we can facilitate this for your school.

Love Bites Information

Safe Environments Training

Fleurieu Families provides Safe Environments training to the community at no cost

Safe Environments training supports staff and volunteers to recognise, report, respond to children or young people who may be at risk of harm, and build capacity to provide child safe environments.

Please call 8551 0550 for more information.

Better Man

Better Man is free, confidential online program designed to help men build healthier relationships. It offers tools reflections on communication, values, and behaviours, supporting men to make positive changes for themselves, their partners, and their families.

Better Man Information

Domestic and Family Violence

In an abusive relationship, one partner tries to dominate the other through physical harm, criticisms, demands, threats or sexual pressure.  For the victim and (if applicable) their children, this behaviour can be dangerous, frightening and damaging.

In most cases, front line domestic violence information, referral and support services will be provided through specialist organisations. Services include financial, legal aid, accommodation, counselling and childcare assistance.

Domestic and Family Violence Fact Sheet

Fleurieu Families follows South Australia's Information Sharing Guidelines (ISG) to promote the safety and wellbeing of children, young people, and families. These guidelines support responsible and lawful information sharing between services to ensure coordinated, early, and appropriate support—especially when there are concerns about safety, development, or wellbeing. We are committed to working in partnership with other agencies while respecting individual privacy and adhering to legal requirements. To learn more about the Information Sharing Guidelines, visit Information Sharing in South Australia – Resources and Publications.