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Safe Environments for Children and Young People - "Through their eyes" Group Training Sessions with Safe Place Training Safe Environments for Children and Young People - "Through their eyes" This is the South Australian Government-approved course for mandatory notifiers under the Children and Young People (Safety) Act 2017. This course has replaced the prior Child Safe Environments course, and any current Child Safe Environments certifications you possess are still valid. Training provider - "Safe Place Training" is a preferred supplier of Safe Environments for Children and Young People - 'Through Their Eyes' for the Department of Human Services. For full course details, please visit the Safe Place Training website. Limited Time Offer Don't miss out on this exclusive promotion! For a limited time only, FUSWA is offering to organise Group Training Sessions through "Safe Place Training" Get 20 students per group and only pay $45.00 per attendee. 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FUSWA is a student-run, student-led, Academic Association for Social Work students at Flinders University. Reconciliation Week 2024 Colebrook Reconciliation Park Colebrook Children's Home 'The Poetics of Deep Mapping Place' Colebrook Reconciliation Park Black Poetics: Indigenous Literary Studies Student Project Acknowledgment I acknowledge the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, culture and community. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging. Sensitivity Disclaimer Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website page contains images, voices, or names of deceased persons in photographs, film or audio recordings. Page only accessible on desktops (no mobile version available) Transformation and Reconciliation Colebrook Reconciliation Park is a moving example of healing, memory, and reconciliation. It is tucked away in the peaceful Eden Hills, South Australia. Originally the location of the Colebrook Children's Home, this park now acts as a permanent memorial for the families and Aboriginal children who suffered from the terrible legacy of the Stolen Generation. Reflecting on Australian Indigenous Knowledges and Stories Cradle of Life By Archie Roach Reflecting on Australian Indigenous Knowledges and Stories We delve into the layered narratives that shape this place, drawing inspiration from Indigenous writers and poets. Our exploration is guided by key concepts such as decolonization, relationality, and literary sovereignty. Child of Colebrook 00:00 / 02:14 The Living History of Blackwood The Living History of Blackwood Blackwood, a suburb in Adelaide’s foothills, carries within its soil the echoes of time. Its colonial history intertwines with the ancient stories of the Kaurna people, who have inhabited this land for millennia. As we walk through the streets, we encounter remnants of the past—a weathered stone wall, a gnarled gum tree, a creek that once flowed freely. These physical markers hold memories, both painful and resilient. Indigenous Writers as Custodians of Memory Indigenous Writers as Custodians of Memory To centre our reflections, we turn to Indigenous writers and poets who have breathed life into the landscape. Oodgeroo Noonuccal, a trailblazing poet and activist, reminds us that “We Are Going.” Her words resonate with the tension between erasure and survival—the erasure of Indigenous culture and the resilience that persists despite it. Through her poetry, Noonuccal invites us to listen to the land, to hear its stories whispered through the rustling leaves. Oodgeroo Noonuccal The Power of Narrative and Story The Power of Narrative and Story Narratives shape our understanding of place. Colebrook Reconciliation Park seeks to amplify silenced voices, weaving together stories of dispossession, resistance, and healing. Kim Scott, a Noongar writer, speaks of “That Deadman Dance,” where Indigenous and settler cultures collide. His novel invites us to dance across time, bridging the gap between past and present. Scott’s prose becomes a vessel for memory, carrying us through the ages. Kim Scott’s That Deadman Dance Deep Mapping and Unseen Layers Deep Mapping and Unseen Layers A reflective deep mapping reveals hidden layers—the footprints of ancestors, the whispers of ceremonies, the scars of conflict. We explore the creek’s course, tracing its bends and meanders. Beneath the asphalt, we sense the old foundations, its story etched into the bedrock. We honour the marginalised narratives — the children who played by the creek. Children deeply affected by forced removals and institutionalisation, suffering immense trauma, severed from their cultural roots, language, and kinship networks. It reminds us that healing requires acknowledging the past, listening to Indigenous voices, and working together toward a more just and inclusive society. Children of Colebrook 00:00 / 01:25 Decolonization and Literary Sovereignty To deep map is to sit with country, to imagine beyond what we know. We trace the contours of Blackwood, where stories intertwine with colonial history. Colebrook Reconciliation Park stands as witness, grappling with the living memory of a place shaped by both Indigenous knowledge and coloniality. Here, stories become memorialized or erased, etched into the land like hidden scars. Memory in the Blood: (Re)Mapping Archives “It is the fever in the archive after all, the same fever that drives the hoarding (the holding) which might drive an attempt to touch something of the event. ” — Natalie Harkin Natalie Harkin - Memory in the Blood Decolonization and Literary Sovereignty Decolonization is not a one-time event; it is an ongoing process. Colebrook Reconciliation Park dismantles colonial frameworks, inviting Indigenous voices to reclaim their stories. Ali Cobby Eckermann, a Yankunytjatjara/Kokatha poet, embodies this sovereignty. Her collection “Inside My Mother” unearths intergenerational trauma, weaving threads of resilience and healing. Eckermann’s words are medicine for a wounded landscape. Ali Cobby Eckermann Relationality and Writing for Transformation After prayers at night I go to bed lying awake with memories in my head. I can still see my mother kneeling on the ground sobbing, Don't take my child, I want him around. Alf Taylor, 'Rimfire: Poetry from Aboriginal Australia' Relationality and Writing for Transformation As we engage with the land, we forge relationships—with the river red gums, the magpies, the granite outcrops. Tony Birch, a Bundjalung writer, reminds us that writing is an act of transformation. His stories breathe life into forgotten corners, inviting us to reimagine our place within the ecosystem. Birch’s prose becomes a bridge, connecting us to the ancestral stories that linger in the breeze. Tony Birch Poetics of Resistance and Refusal Alf Taylor 'Rimfire: Poetry from Aboriginal Australia' Poetics of Resistance and Refusal In the face of erasure, Indigenous poets wield their pens as weapons of resistance. Lionel Fogarty, a Murri poet, defies colonial constraints. His words surge like a river in flood, refusing to be contained. Through his poetry, we confront uncomfortable truths—the violence of dispossession, the resilience of kinship. Fogarty’s refusal to be silenced echoes across the hills, challenging us to listen. Lionel Fogarty Inscriptions for the Future Paul Buttigieg THE STOLEN GENERATION Inscriptions for the Future As we conclude our reflection, we inscribe our intentions onto the land. We commit to amplifying Indigenous voices, to weaving their stories into the fabric of Blackwood. The foundations, once hidden, now settled in our collective memory. Colebrook Reconciliation Park becomes a vessel—a place where history, story, and Indigenous knowledge converge. We honour the past, celebrate the present, and inscribe hope for generations yet unborn. Remembering the Children Children of Colebrook 00:00 / 03:22 Jack Davis The Alchemy of Words Our pens transmute pain into possibility. We write futures—where Colebrook’s foundations once stood, where Kaurna language dances, where children learn truth-telling. We read the land — the scars, the blossoms — and write ourselves into its folds. We refuse erasure. Our poems are barricades against forgetting. We chant: “Remember, remember!” Our ink is a shield, our metaphors weapons. We resist the amnesia of asphalt and shopping malls. Colebrook's roots pierce concrete. As the sun dips below the ridge, I fold my map — a palimpsest of ink and longing. Colebrook whispers its stories — the hidden, the marginalized, the resilient. Our deep mapping inscribes hope — a future where memory blooms, where Country sings, and where justice unfurls like wattle blossoms. Transformation & Reconciliation Deep Mapping & Unseen Layers Reflecting on Indigenous Knowledge's & Stories Decolonization & Literary Sovereignty The Living History of Blackwood Relationality & Writing for Transformation Indigenous Writers as Custodians of Memory Poetics of Resistance & Refusal The Power of Narrative & Story Inscriptions for the Future Remembering the Children Colebrook Reconciliation Park Exploring the Park Grieving Mother The bowed head and the hollow arms of a mother express the sentiment, "Where has my baby gone?" This is a sculpture of a grieving mother created by artist Silvio Apponyi. These emotional words convey the agony of separation. The mother silently suffers, much like the children and their families did for many years. Colebrook Children's Home The Colebrook Children's Home in South Australia was part of the Stolen Generations, a period from the late 1800s to the 1970s when Indigenous children were taken from their families to assimilate into European culture, causing devastating consequences like severed family ties and trauma that continues to affect generations. Children's Mosiac Local Aboriginal artist Kunyi June-Anne McInerney designed and crafted the mosaic. In addition to spending time at the Oodnadatta mission home, Kunyi's sisters were also residents of Colebrook Children's Home. The children and local fauna that were present at Colebrook, as well as the games the children played, are all portrayed in the mosaic. Listening Posts The listening posts at Colebrook Reconciliation Park have been adorned by local Kaurna, Narangga, and Ngarrindjeri artist Carly Tarkari Dodd, with the help of children from nearby schools and preschools. These posts feature personal recordings of Aboriginal individuals who once lived at the home, and the stories are regularly refreshed. Fountain of Tears At the heart is the Fountain of Tears, a powerful sculpture symbolising the collective grief and loss of the Stolen Generation. The gentle flow of water represents healing and renewal. Created by artists Silvio Apponyi and Shereen Rankine, water is used to acknowledge the pain, trauma, and sorrow of those affected by the removal of children. Story Board This area displays the book "Bush Games and Knucklebones," written by Doris Kartinyeri and illustrated by Kunyi June-Anne McInerney. The story takes us on a lighthearted yet poignant journey inside the Stolen Generation children's imaginations and the games they devised to deal with the hardships of institutionalisation. Reconciliation Colebrook Reconciliation Park invites us to confront uncomfortable truths, honour the resilience of the Stolen Generation, and commit to reconciliation. As we walk its paths, we remember the children who suffered and strive for a more compassionate and just society—one that acknowledges the pain of the past while building bridges toward a shared future. Acknowledgments ARCHIE ROACH Archibald William Roach AC was an Australian singer-songwriter and Aboriginal activist. Roach, a Gunditjmara and Bundjalung elder, was known as "Uncle Archie" and advocated for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights. Ruby Hunter, his wife and musical companion, is a vocalist. OODGEROO NOONUCCAL (Kath Walker) A trailblazing poet and activist, Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s poetry resonates with the tension between erasure and resilience. Her work invites us to listen to the land and hear its stories whispered through rustling leaves. KIM SCOTT Kim Scott FAHA is an Australian author with Aboriginal Australian descent. He is descended from the Noongar people of Western Australia. NATALIE HARKIN Natalie Harkin is a Narungga woman from South Australia. She is a senior researcher at Flinders University who is interested in decolonising state archives. Currently, she is using archival-poetic methodologies to explore and document Aboriginal women's domestic service and labour histories in South Australia. ALI COBBY ECKERMANN Ali Cobby Eckermann is an Australian poet with Aboriginal Australian background. She is a Yankunytjatjara woman who was born on Kaurna property in South Australia. Eckermann has published poetry collections, verse novels, and a memoir, and has been nominated for or won several literary honours. ALF TAYLOR Alf Taylor grew raised at New Norcia Mission, Western Australia, and after leaving, he worked as a seasonal agricultural labourer in Perth and Geraldton until joining the armed forces. After a marriage, seven children, and a divorce, Alf discovered his calling as a writer and poet. TONY BIRCH Tony Birch is an Aboriginal Australian writer, academic, and activist. He frequently appears on ABC local radio, Radio National broadcasts, and at writers' festivals. LIONEL FOGARTY Lionel Fogarty, sometimes known as Lionel Lacey, is an indigenous Australian poet and political activist. PAUL BUTTIGIEG Paul Buttigieg has always been passionate about the plight of Australian Aborigines, and he creates native poems to raise awareness. He also writes passionately on other issues and has been published as a poet across the world. JACK DAVIS Jack Leonard Davis AM, BEM was an Aboriginal playwright, poet, and activist from Australia in the twentieth century. His work explores topics of Aboriginality and Identity. Davis, who is well-known for his literary works, did not devote much time to writing until his forties. NORMEY JAY Norman 'Normey Jay' Johnson started playing guitar when he was eight years old and hasn't stopped since. His childhood influenced his words, which he believes will inspire the future generation. 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Join FUSWA, the flinders university student association for Social Work students, and enjoy engaging support and career development opportunities. ABOUT FUSWA FLINDERS UNIVERSITY SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATION Located @ SSS118, Social Sciences South Building Established in 2018, FUSWA is different to University Clubs because we are a ‘College based’, Academic Student Association, formally endorsed by the Dean, and affiliated with FUSA. We operate for the representation, support, and engagement of Flinders University Social Work students, as part of the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work (CEPSW). FUSWA receives all the benefits of affiliation with FUSA; however, we receive a higher level of General Funding than other University Clubs due to our additional responsibilities as the representative body associated with academic programs. FUSWA operates to support Social Work students through a variety of ways to assistance with student needs and connectivity, and as a Committee Member, you are an ex officio member of FUSWA Committee for student appeals. We operate to represent Social Work students in a variety of ways that include some Members sitting on Academic Consultative Committees (i.e., CEPSA and FUSA), while some provide casual feedback through liaison with Academic Staff and Students. Some examples of Academic Association activities and events include: Organising movie nights, competitions and other social events aimed at improving the university experience for Social Work students. Learning and teaching activities that provide academic support by way of tutorials or help sessions, careers nights or expos, or sharing professional development opportunities. Helping Social Work students feel connected to FUSWA by having merchandise such as jumpers and shirts available. Being a representative within FUSWA can also help to develop personal and professional skills and it looks great on LinkedIn and your resume! And it goes towards your Horizon Points as well. FUSWA, a student-run, and student-let, Flinders University Academic Association. STUDENT COUNCIL Each calendar year, FUSWA run an Annual General Meeting (AGM), with the purpose of re-affiliating with FUSA, whilst democratically electing the Student Council who will represent all Social Work Students attending Flinders University, be it on campus or external. Nominations for Council Roles can be accepted either in person or in writing to the President, with voting of Student Council roles conducted at the AGM. Students wishing to nominate, must have a FUSWA Student Membership. BOOST YOUR CAREER - BECOME A STUDENT COUNCILOR The FUSWA Team Get to know your FUSWA Student Council. Read their profiles and reach out any time. FUSWA TEAM Student Council Roles Find out more about Student Council roles and how to boost your career post-degree. FIND OUT MORE Student Membership DISCOVER MORE Join Up using QPAY and enjoy the benefits FUSWA Student Membership offers. To Nominate Yourself Join FUSWA and be part of the student journey for all Flinders University Social Work Students. APPLY HERE

A collection of photo's to give you a glimpse into the kind of things FUSWA get up to. If you have any suggestions for events or activities you'd like us to organise, let us know. We would love to have you jump on board to help organise them! PAST EVENTS & ACTIVITIES A collection of photo's to give you a glimpse into the kind of things FUSWA get up to. If you have any suggestions for events or activities you'd like us to organise, let us know. We would love to have you jump on board to help organise them! 2024 2023 2022 CURRENT EVENTS & ACTIVITIES WHAT'S ON

Nominate Yourself and Become a Student Committee Member, or Student Representative of the Flinders University Social Work Association (FUSWA). THE FUSWA STUDENT COUNCIL APPLICATION Join FUSWA FUSWA Committee Member Application Nominate Yourself and Become a Student Committee Member, or Student Representative of the Flinders University Social Work Association (FUSWA). To apply, you must be enrolled in the Degree or Masters of Social Work at Flinders University. Previous experience as a volunteer, club or association member is not essential, as this role will provide you with the necessary skills to be a Student Council Member. Please note, although you may officially hold one title, you will be expected to collaborate with other Committee Members, or Representatives within FUSWA to help on all Initiatives, Campaigns, and Projects we strive to deliver to Social Work Students across all year levels. Representative Roles To apply for a Representative Role, you MUST identify with the Role you are applying for i.e., be a First Nations Student to apply for the Indigenous Students Representative Role, be an International Student to apply for the International Students Representative Role. The 1st Year Representative is open to 2nd, 3rd, 4th and Masters Students only, as this role provides help for new students and university experience is required. Our Mission is to support all students studying Social Work at Flinders University, whether they be on campus, online, or international. Thank you for taking the time to Submit Your Nomination to become a Committee Member of the FUSWA Team! The application will take approximately 2 - 3 minutes to complete. Application & Committee Membership Terms By becoming a Committee Member, I will follow FUSWA protocols and policies (e.g. FUSWA Constitution) . Joining requires minimal commitment, but we do need clear communication ahead of time if unable to fulfill duties. Attending General Meetings (GM's are usually fortnightly) either in person (preferable) , or via video conferencing. Attend the Annual General Meeting (held once each year). FUSWA is an Academic Association, hence, a degree of respect and professionalism is required when completing duties, interacting with other Council Members, and students. If I need help in my role, I will reach out to other Members and Representatives. Remember, we are a Team and support each other! First Name Last Name What is your FAN (Flinders email)? Phone What Social Work year level are you in? Choose Year & Pathway Which Role(s) are you interested in? President (Executive Role) Education Officer (Executive Role) Treasurer (Executive Role) Secretary (Executive Role) Vice President Social Activities Officer Social Media & Communications Officer Blogger & Content Writer (multiple roles) General Committee (multiple roles) First Year Students Representative (open to 2nd year+ students) Indigenous Students Representative Queer Representative Disabilities Representative International Students Representative (multiple roles) Online Students Representative CEPSW Student Representative (BSW or MSW) FUSWA Volunteer (non-Council Member Role) Please note: If applying for a Representative Role, you must identify with that Role. Why do you want to join? Where did you hear about Committee Member Roles? Website Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Twitter You were asked to apply by FUSWA Another student told you about FUSWA I agree to the Application & Committee Member Terms whilst serving in Council. SUBMIT APPLICATION Thanks for submitting your Application! A FUSWA Team member will contact you soon to discuss your Submission.

Flinders University Social Work Association (FUSWA) Council - Website Aministrators FUSWA SITE ADMINISTRATORS Login to view Site Administrators or contact fuswa.team@gmail.com We are the CEPSW Academic Association for Social Work Students at Flinders University, providing support to all BSW, BSWH and MSW Students, be it social, academ... FUSWA Link View Profile Social Work Students Academic Association Bachelor of Social Work. A Father, a Son, a Pilgrim, a Counsellor, a Friend, an Adventurer & an Activist waiting for a cause; a Gypsy Soul. Lucas Clayton Link View Profile FUSWA Committee Member Masters of Social Work Richa Agarwal Link View Profile Masters of Social Work. Aakaash Chiramal Link View Profile

A growing collection of books available to students on campus, located within the FUSWA space. We have a collection of text books located in the FUSWA Space catering for both BSW and MSW Students, which we add to when we can. These text books have either been bought by FUSWA, or generously donated by graduating students. To access our collection, simply pop into the FUSWA Space where you have a quiet area to study, or join other Students in a Study Group environment. (Please Note: Textbooks are not loaned out, cannot be removed and are not for sale. ) The list below is a sample of the collection of books located at FUSWA (SSS118). To discover our full collection, please visit the FUSWA Office or reach out to us! FUSWA LIBRARY Title Author Edition Publisher ACT made simple Russ Harris Addiction Counselling Ali Marsh, Ali Dale, and Stephanie O’Toole 2nd Edition An Introduction to Group Work Practice Ronald W. Toseland and Robert F. Rivas 7th Edition Pearson Analysing Policy: What’s the problem to be ? Carol Bacchi Pearson Australian Social Policy and the Human Services Ed Carson and Lorraine Kerr 2nd Edition Cambridge Communication Sciences and Disorders Ronald B. Gillam and Thomas P. Marquardt 4th Edition Communication Skills in Social Work and Human Services Fiona Buchanan Pearson Communication:Core Interpersonal Skills for Health Care Professionals Gjyn O’Toole 4th Edition Elsevier Critical Social Work Juna Allen, Linda Briskman and Bob Pease 2nd Edition Developing Communities for the Future Susan Kenny and Phil Connors 5th Edition Developing Communities for the Future Susan Kenny 4th Edition Engaging with Social Work : A Critical Introduction Christine Morley, Philip Ablett and Selma Macfarlane 2nd Edition Cambridge Group Techniques Gerald Corey, Marrianne Schneider Corey, Patrick Callanan and Michael Russell 3rd Edition How to be a Social Worker Priscilla Dunk-West Indigenous Australians and Health – The Wombat in the Room Ron Hampton and Maree Toombs Oxford Inside Group Work : A guide to reflective practice Fiona McDermott Interpersonal Social Work Skills for Community Practice Donna Hardina Springer Modern Social Work Theory Malcolm Payne 3rd Edition More than a Thousand Words : Graphics for Clinical Practice Mark A. Mattaini Motivational Interviewing in Health Care Stephen Rollnick, William R. Miller and Christopher C.Butler Our Voices : Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Work Bindi Bennett, Sue Green, Stephanie Gilbert and Dawn Bessarab Oxford Dictionary of Social Work and Social Care John Harris and Vicky White Oxford Practice Skills In Social Work and Welfare Jane Maidment and Ronnie Egan Practising Critical Reflection Jan Fook and Fiona Gardner Social Policy in Australia Alison McClelland , Paul Smyth and Greg Marston 4th Edition Oxford Social Research Methods Lawrence Newman 7th Edition Pearson Social Work Macro Practice F. Ellen Netting, Peter M. Kettner and Steven L. McMurtry 2nd Edition Social Work Methods and Skills : The Essential Foundations of Practice Karen Healy Social Work Practice in Mental Health Robert Bland, Noel Renouf and Ann Tullgren Social Work Theories in Context: Creating Frameworks for Practice Karen Healy Social Work Treatment : Interlocking Theoretical Approaches Francis J.Turner 5th Edition Oxford Sociology Van Krieken, Habibis , Smith, Hutchins, Martin and Maton 6th Edition Pearson Sociology of Everyday Life (SOCI1010) Kris Natalier Pearson The Empowerment Approach to Social Work Judith A.B.Lee 2nd Edition The First Kiss Daryl Chow The Order of Things Michel Foucault The Road to Social Work and Human Service Practice Lesley Chenoweth and Donna McAuliffe 5th Edition The Skills of Helping Individuals, Families, Groups and Communities Lawrence Shulman 7th Edition The Social Work Skills Workbook Barry R. Cournoyer 6th Edition Understanding Human Development Louise Harms 2nd Edition Oxford What is Professional Social Work? Malcolm Payne 2nd Edition Working Across Difference : Social Work, Social Policy and Social Justice Donna Baines, Bindi Bennett, Susan Goodwin and Margot Rawsthorne FUSWA LIBRARY Contact a FUSWA Council Member to visit our Library. CONTACT US TOOLS & TIPS (MEMBER ACCESS ONLY) DOWNLOADS

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FUSWA Website Disclaimer Page - Please Read Before Entering Our Website FUSWA Flinders University Social Work Association Website Disclaimer Last updated January, 2023 Use of Website Use of the information and data contained within this Site or these pages is at your sole risk. If you rely on the information on this Site, you are responsible for ensuring by independent verification its accuracy, currency, or completeness. This Site includes links to other websites operated by the community, business, and government. These linked websites will have their own terms and conditions of use and you should familiarise yourself with these. 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NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back FUSWA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FUSWA 2 Feb 2023 Flinders University Social Work Association AGM The Flinders University Social Work Association - Annual General Meeting. Your opportunity to Nominate yourself and Join the FUSWA Team! The FUSWA AGM, held annually, provides BSW and MSW students an opportunity to join the Academic Association. Nomitations for Committee Roles can be provided in person during the meeting, or in writing prior to the meeting, with voting (secret ballot) conducted should a Role have multiple Nominations. Previous Next

NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back Flinders O'Week 2023 FUSWA 31 Jan 2023 This is a great opportunity to discover everything Flinders has to offer. O’Week takes place the week before Semester begins. The Flinders Orientation Week enables you to attend events and activities that will help you meet new people, learn about Flinders, the Social Work pathways, and get ready to study. Visit club stalls & meet new people with events held on campus & online. You can design your own individualised calendar for all events and activities using the Flinders Orientation Planner - https://orientation.flinders.edu.au/planner . STUDENT GIVEAWAYS AND COMPETITIONS This year, FUSWA have gift vouchers to give away each day. Visit our stall, become a FUSWA Student Member and spin the wheel to win a chance for a $10 and $25 Coles Myer Vouchers (or equivelant). We also have Pens and Stickers to giveaway, along with a chance to spin for a FUSWA Hoodie. FUSWA will also give students who become FUSWA Student Members, a chance to win tickets to the Frindge show! Visit the FUSWA Stall to find out more! Previous Next

NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back Say Hello to Facebook FUSWA 14 Feb 2022 Visit our New Facebook Page We are excited to announce that our new Facebook page has been launched! The Team at FUSWA have some awesome plans leading into 2022, with plenty of posts to be spattered across the new page, including competitions and student, and maybe some staff spotlights. Check it out and don't forget to 'Like' the page - facebook.com/FlindersUniSocialWorkAssociation Previous Next

NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back FUSWA LinkedIn Group FUSWA 7 Jan 2022 Our FUSWA LinkedIn Group has been launched! We recently launched the FUSWA LinkedIn Group page which will be loaded full of information to help Social Work Students. Visit the FUSWA LinkedIn Group and don't forget to 'Join' it to be updated on industry and academic related information. linkedin.com/groups/14023902/ Previous Next

NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back CEPSW PUBCRAWL 2022 FUSWA 30 June 2022 Party like it's 2019! Hey Social Work students! The Psychology, Social Work, Education, and Criminology student associations are planning a Pub Crawl. Check out the highlight's from the night here > https://www.fuswa.com/photo-gallery Previous Next

Join up and become a Student Member of FUSWA. Enjoy the benefits of FREE Student Membership with access to some great FUSWA Merchandise and Giveaways throughout the year. Stay up to date with what's happening at FUSWA, including Events, Prizes, Social Gatherings and much, much more. Become a St udent Member It's FREE t o Jo in Join up and become a Student Member of the Flinders University Social Work Association (FUSWA). Enjoy the benefits of FREE Student Membership with access to some great FUSWA Merchandise and Giveaways throughout the year. Stay up to date with what's happening at FUSWA, including Events, Prizes, Social Gatherings and much, much more. All included with your FUSWA Student Membership Digital Pass! Scan this Mobile QR Code to be directed to our QPAY APP where you can signup and view the FUSWA range of merchandise, or click on the link below to visit the QPAY Desktop site. STUDENT MEMBERSHIP Click Here > FUSWA MERCHANDISE Flinders University Social Work Association's official provider is Nelson Teamwear. Discover the FUSWA range of merchandise or go straight to Nelson Teamwear to order when sales open. DISCOVER THE RANGE NELSON TEAMWEAR SITE MEMBERSHIP Sign-up to access additional hidden website features: Toolbox - downloads to help with study, placement, health and mindfulness, culture and more. Blogs - a range of pages the FUSWA Team felt you'd be interested in exploring. Like & Comment! Forums - create, share, join the discussion, discover other members you can follow and be followed. Your Area - create you own Account, manage your Profile, be Notified, check Reward Points and more. All you need is your FAN email to Join the FUSWA Website's Community of Social Work Students. FIND OUT MORE Events & Activities Flinders University Social Work Association WHAT'S HAPPENING WHAT HAPPENED

NEWS & UPDATES STAY IN THE KNOW Keep up to date with FUSWA activities, events and news. < Back Connect Week Giveaway FUSWA 27 Feb 2022 Want to Win a $50 Gift Voucher? How would you like to Win a $50 Gift Certificate? During Flinders Connect Week, FUSWA will select one Lucky Student to Win a $50 Gift Certificate*. To be in the running, you need to Join FUSWA via the QPay App (it's FREE) and become a member anytime between Monday the 28th of February and Friday the 4th March. Head across to our Membership Page to find the 'Link'. To 'DOUBLE your chances', you need to Join the FUSWA Discord Chat by visiting https://discord.gg/dFm3vGWqpe or clicking on the Discord Icon located at the 'footer' of our website (www.fuswa.com). The Winner of the $50 Gift Certificate will be randomly selected and contacted by email during Wellbeing week, with an announcement posted on our Facebook. Good Luck and Signup TODAY! Brought to you by the FUSWA Team. --- And our Winner is...... --- * Competition Rules & Details - Competition will OPEN from Monday February 28th 2022, and CLOSES on the 4th of March 2022 at 11:59 pm ACDT. To be eligible to win, you MUST be a Flinders University Social Work Association (FUSWA) Member. To be eligible to win, you MUST be a current and enrolled, Flinders University student. This competition is open to both internal/on campus and external/online students that are currently enrolled, and are current FUSWA Members. Flinders University enrolled Students that are existing FUSWA Members who have already signed up via our FUSWA QPay App (before this competition opened), will also be in the running to win. To double your chances to win, you MUST Join the FUSWA Discord Chat Server. This will be considered as having two entries in this competition, with a higher probability of winning by doing so. The winner will be notified by email and announced during 'Well Being Week' (07 Mar, 9:00 am ACDT – 11 Mar, 5:00 pm ACDT, Orientation 2022). Should the winner be an on campus student, FUSWA will arrange a mutually convenient time to meet with them and present the Gift Certificate. Should the winner be an external student, FUSWA will mail the Gift Certificate (at cost to FUSWA) to the winner. FUSWA reserves the right to take a photo of the winning student with one of our FUSWA Committee Members presenting the Gift Certificate, with this photo posted on our Social Media platforms. Should the winner be an external student, FUSWA will ask for that student to provide FUSWA a 'selfie' (email a photo) of them opening the Gift Certificate, with this photo posted on our Social Media platforms. Updated: 28/2/2022 Previous Next