NEWS AND THANK YOU'S

Yoga in the Community and St George Mental Health have recently joined forces in an effort to bring the many benefits of yoga to Mental Health consumers (service users) and carers. The program aims to offer students a supportive environment within which they can develop their practice. The program is planned to begin towards the end of October and will be led by Sarah De Graff. A huge thank you to all involved. 

THANK YOU - Dear Yoga Aid - thank you so much for your support on our program with St George Mental Health. On behalf of all of us involved, we offer you our gratitude. Namaste.

We're looking for Yoga teachers...


Rosemount Youth Services “boldly  challenging  injustice...creating opportunities ”  Rosemount is an organisation operating under the auspice of the Good Shepherd Sisters. Their work is steeped in the values and ethos of Good Shepherd which determine the direction and practical expression of their mission. They work to ensure the value of every human being, with a particular commitment to the well being and dignity of young people who are experiencing disadvantage and adversity in their lives.

 The House with No Steps - Bexley
Helping people with disabilities make the most of their abilities since 1962. House With No Steps supports children and adults with an intellectual, physical, sensory and/or psychiatric disabilities to live, learn, work and connect in the community.

Miroma – Vaucluse
An arts based day program who provide therapies for adults with disabilities with the view of enhancing and enabling them with their transition to work.

If you are interested in teaching please contact Kate Pippos at yogainthecommunity@live.com for more information.

Supporting the well-being of at-risk groups within Australia

 What is Yoga in the Community?

Yoga in the Community is a not-for-profit organization that aims to support the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of at-risk groups within Australia using the techniques of yoga and meditation.

Yoga in the Community was founded by yoga teachers Sue White and Katie Manitsas who saw a growing need to make yoga accessible and affordable to all whilst maintaining the integrity of authentic teachings.

The Yoga in the Community program will work in conjunction with other modalities (for example counselling and rehabilitation) – working to support activities within existing systems rather than outside of them.

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