Traralgon Centre

1/42 Kay Street
Traralgon VIC 3844
Phone: 03 5175 9500
Fax: 03 5174 1144
Email: RAV Traralgon

Hours

Mon, Wed & Fri 9am – 5pm
Tues and Thurs 9am – 8pm

Services

• Counselling
• Pre-Marriage Program
• Men and Family Relationships
• Family Dispute Resolution
• Relationship Skills: Grandparents Support Group
• Family mediation
• Children's counselling
• Exploring your talents - women's therapeutic art course
• Women's behaviour change program
• Post separation parenting course
• Workplace alternative dispute resolution
• Community liaision and education

To find out more about any of these services or to book an appointment, contact the Traralgon Centre (details above). To register your interest in one of our Courses and Groups, follow the appropriate link.

We provide counselling and family dispute resolution at other locations. In Bairnsdale, counselling is available every Thursday from 9am to 5pm and on alternate Fridays. The location is at Quantum Support Services, 306 Main Street. Family dispute resolution is available in Warragul on Wednesdays from 9am to 5pm at Quantum Support Services premises' 36 William Street. Contact the Traralgon Centre for details or to make appointments (see contact details above).

Multicultural programs

The Traralgon Centre utilises a number of engagement strategies to encourage community members from diverse backgrounds to access our services. The centre works in partnership with other local services and communities to deliver relevant services. Information on counselling services and Family Dispute Resolution is delivered in an informal manner through activity-based programs and community events.

Harmony Day mosaic project

On 21 March 2012 the Everyone Belongs mosaic mural was unveiled at a special open day at the centre to mark Harmony Day. The mural involved 46 participants who each created a replica of their own foot out of beads, buttons, broken tiles, plates, cups and other such brightly coloured objects. Many others contributed to the final design.

The feet are depicted walking along a common path. The meaning behind the artwork is that although we might look different, we all share a common footprint.

The mosaic mural has been installed on the centre's exterior wall as a permanent fixture, demonstrating that anyone and everyone is welcome.

For further information please contact the centre.

 
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