Videos about being part of a circle of support

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Circle members’ experience

In this video by Community Resource Unit Ltc (CRU),  Circle Members reflect on what it means for them to be invited, included and involved involved in a circle of support.
The video is 11 minutes long https://youtu.be/gvt1ZmVMGEk

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Being part of school & friendships

Jackie and her daughter Hannah shared their community connection story at the Imagine More National inclusion conference in Canberra in 2018. Jackie looks at ways that Hannah has become the author of her own life, the importance of valued roles and the Circle of Support initiative, and how that all translates into ‘teenager’ speak.
The presentation goes for 26 minutes. https://youtu.be/hkgC4ZxP0xA

Two adult women and a male in conversations, sitting on chairs in a lounge room with a bookcase behind them

The role of the facilitator

In this film, Circle facilitators discuss the role of facilitator and what they have learned about facilitating circles effectively.
The video is 10 minutes long https://youtu.be/8kkJNbGRDcg

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