Caring for a loved one with a dual diagnosis can bring with it some unique challenges. This support group has been created specifically to support the carers of those with a dual diagnosis and is a result of recent feedback from our carers.
A young carer is anyone up to 25 years old who provide unpaid care and support to a family member or friend with a disability, a physical or mental illness, a substance dependency, or who is aged. Join our online young carer groups every Monday from 4pm – 5pm! Relax and connect with other young carers while you learn a new skill, have fun or simply chat!
If you’ve ever wanted to try yoga, this is the perfect opportunity to try it in the comfort of your own home! Our fantastic support worker Tahnee is sharing her personal training skills with you by taking you through a gentle 40 minute beginner yoga class. All you need is a device that is connected to the internet, enough space on the floor to stretch out, a towel (or yoga mat) for the floor and time to enjoy the session. You might want to make sure you’ve got your charger close by as well, in case your battery runs low during the class. How do I register? If you’d like to attend one or more of our client sessions, it is important that you fill out the Expression of Interest form on this page. Alternatively, if you prefer you can call us on 07 3254 1881 or talk to your Arafmi Support Team. How much does a session cost? All the online sessions are FREE! If you are an Arafmi client and require Supports to help access these events, please get in contact with your Arafmi support team. A support worker will be allocated and billed to your plan as per usual under Social & Recreational Group Activities.
Come see us at the Brisbane North Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo!
This is a great opportunity to connect with mental health and community support services in Brisbane North.
Learn how to paint with watercolours with our very own artist Nick Mitchell.
To register for this class please talk to your Arafmi care team to help organise art supplies and connection to the zoom.
Our Support Groups offer a supportive environment where people have the opportunity to talk about their feelings, help explore alternative ways of coping, offer support to other group members, or to simply listen and observe. Support groups are also a valuable means of informing carers of Arafmi services and resources that are available to assist their caring role.
A young carer is anyone up to 25 years old who provide unpaid care and support to a family member or friend with a disability, a physical or mental illness, a substance dependency, or who is aged. Join our online young carer groups every Monday from 4pm – 5pm! Relax and connect with other young carers while you learn a new skill, have fun or simply chat!
If you’ve ever wanted to try yoga, this is the perfect opportunity to try it in the comfort of your own home! Our fantastic support worker Tahnee is sharing her personal training skills with you by taking you through a gentle 40 minute beginner yoga class. All you need is a device that is connected to the internet, enough space on the floor to stretch out, a towel (or yoga mat) for the floor and time to enjoy the session. You might want to make sure you’ve got your charger close by as well, in case your battery runs low during the class. How do I register? If you’d like to attend one or more of our client sessions, it is important that you fill out the Expression of Interest form on this page. Alternatively, if you prefer you can call us on 07 3254 1881 or talk to your Arafmi Support Team. How much does a session cost? All the online sessions are FREE! If you are an Arafmi client and require Supports to help access these events, please get in contact with your Arafmi support team. A support worker will be allocated and billed to your plan as per usual under Social & Recreational Group Activities.
Learn how to paint with watercolours with our very own artist Nick Mitchell.
To register for this class please talk to your Arafmi care team to help organise art supplies and connection to the zoom.
Our Support Groups offer a supportive environment where people have the opportunity to talk about their feelings, help explore alternative ways of coping, offer support to other group members, or to simply listen and observe. Support groups are also a valuable means of informing carers of Arafmi services and resources that are available to assist their caring role.
If you’ve ever wanted to try yoga, this is the perfect opportunity to try it in the comfort of your own home! Our fantastic support worker Tahnee is sharing her personal training skills with you by taking you through a gentle 40 minute beginner yoga class. All you need is a device that is connected to the internet, enough space on the floor to stretch out, a towel (or yoga mat) for the floor and time to enjoy the session. You might want to make sure you’ve got your charger close by as well, in case your battery runs low during the class. How do I register? If you’d like to attend one or more of our client sessions, it is important that you fill out the Expression of Interest form on this page. Alternatively, if you prefer you can call us on 07 3254 1881 or talk to your Arafmi Support Team. How much does a session cost? All the online sessions are FREE! If you are an Arafmi client and require Supports to help access these events, please get in contact with your Arafmi support team. A support worker will be allocated and billed to your plan as per usual under Social & Recreational Group Activities.
Learn how to paint with watercolours with our very own artist Nick Mitchell.
To register for this class please talk to your Arafmi care team to help organise art supplies and connection to the zoom.
Arafmi acknowledges Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Nations peoples of Australia and recognises their continuing connection to country, waters, kin, and communities. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and future and are committed to ensuring that Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples voices are heard and respected across Queensland.
