Where can you buy a Noritake dinner set worth $500 for $1 a plate, send hundreds of dollars of donations to Fiji, and find therapy in sorting second-hand clothes with friends? For decades, a small church op shop in Wentworthville has been transforming lives, both for those who shop there and those who volunteer.
Whether facing everyday stress or devastating tragedy, learning to cope when life feels like it is spinning out of control begins with grounding ourselves physically, naming our feelings, and having the courage to simply be.
This week, Helping Hands explores how to navigate moments of chaos with psychologist Collett Smart, chaplain and author Raewyn Elsegood, and i4Give co-founder Danny Abdallah.
Keith Garner, Collett Smart and Nathan Brewer join host Laura Bennett to discuss the benefits of being part of a vibrant and life-giving community to both the community and the individuals.
Tell us about the things you or a Helping Hand in your local community are doing to make the world a better place and we'll share your story on the show.
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