Connect with people in your community who also want to live more Sustainably. Learn practical ways to make a healthier lifestyle with a lighter ecological footprint. Join the 2020 Sustainable Living Course in Kingsley for a journey to learn more about regenerative living in your world, community, garden, and household. Location: St Anselm's Anglican Church Hall, 19 Forest Hill Drive, Kingsley This interactive, down-to-earth course runs over 7 sessions on 6 Monday evenings: 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm starting 3rd February finishing 9th March, with an outing (at a time decided in the first session) Cost: per session $10 ($5 unwaged)  total $70 ($35 unwaged) YOU MUST BOOK HERE TO BE GUARANTEED A PLACE - http://bit.ly/KommunitiSustainableLivingCourse1 Or gift someone their enrollment in the course: https://events.humanitix.com.au/gift-cards/sustainable-living-course Permaculture Principles provide helpful strategies. We will think Global, act Local, touching on Water, Energy, Waste, Transport, Community, Gardening for food, Biodiversity, Healthy Home, Healthy You and Simple Living.

Our Kingsley Kommuniti Meet and Greet starts again on 23rd January 2020. 9:30 am to 11:00 am, Dome Kingsley Then they continue on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month. We have been told that our meet and greets have been a breath of fresh air and as we are inclusive of everybody we are alleviating the problem of loneliness within our Kommuniti.  All are welcome but unless you notify me you are DEFINATELY attending.... I have only reserved seating for the first 12 who come so you may have to stand, or maybe seated away from our reserved table. I really look forward to continuing to grow this group into a regular meeting along with ever-presents Celeste Geber and Margaret Bulloch Kindest regards Allan Connolly Nextdoor Lead - Kingsley ps....... I have heard a rumour that there may be one before this date, will let you know when and what time if it goes ahead.

Local Homelessness Services Snapshot Regional Homelessness Plan 2018/19 to 2021/22 update Sam Knight, Executive Manager Homelessness and Housing Strategy How to set up and run a collective impact project to end chronic homelessness Update on the 20 Lives 20 Homes project in Fremantle The latest work being picked out nationally to introduce the “by name list” methodology Begin the work to count down to zero homelessness Networking over morning tea Facilitated workshop led by Shelter WA exploring service gaps, oversupply or duplicated effort and through a co-design approach. Please RSVP here and then call 9400 4315 to confirm your attendance