Communities Through Change

By: Wellbeing SA
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  • Summary

  • A podcast exploring how COVID-19 has impacted the wellbeing of South Australian community members. Proudly presented by Wellbeing SA.
    Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
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Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Episode 4 - Wayne Bickley

    Episode 4 - Wayne Bickley
    Dec 4 2020

    In this episode of Communities Through Change we speak with Wayne Bickley, a relief teacher at multiple secondary schools across Adelaide.

    Wayne discusses how COVID-19 has impacted teachers, students and schools in South Australia, and shares insight on how he takes care of his own wellbeing in uncertain times.
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    13 mins
  • Episode 3 - Estela Fuentes

    Episode 3 - Estela Fuentes
    Nov 11 2020

    In this episode of Communities Through Change we speak with Estela Fuentes, a youth support worker and volunteer of the Cross Cultural Exploration Project.

    Estela discusses how COVID-19 has impacted culturally diverse communities in South Australia, and shares insight from her own Latin American community.
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    12 mins
  • Episode 2 - Simone Douglas, Publican

    Episode 2 - Simone Douglas, Publican
    Oct 6 2020

    In this episode of Communities Through Change, we speak with Simone Douglas, a publican at an Adelaide CBD Hotel.

    Simone discusses how the hospitality industry along with worker wellbeing has been impacted by COVID-19, and how she is maintaining her wellbeing through these changes.
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    10 mins

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