Welcome to Splice Foundation

Welcome to Our Website

SPLICE Foundation acknowledges the Boonwurrung people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live. We respect their elders and the memory of their ancestors. We also celebrate the continuing culture of the Boonwurrung people.

SPLICE FOUNDATION is signed up to 100% greenpower Accredited Renewable Energy

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Reduce your carbon footprint this year .Plant waterwise indigenous trees & Shrubs.

Buy local, and seasonal produce

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What does the name "SPLICE" mean?

S.P.L.I.C.E. ---each letter stands for the components of our holistic programs. for eg. S is Social and Spiritual P is Physical and Psychological C is Creative and so on.... In addition, the word "SPLICE " means "united," "connected" , and "bringing it all together."....this is what we are all about at SPLICE Foundation.

We aim to expand awareness beyond the individual and to develop a sense of connectedness with the world... ( Lundberg, 1998)

What is the S.P.L.I.C.E Foundation?

We are an independent not-for-profit organisation run by volunteers including Psychologists, conservationists, Community Development workers, welfare workers , University, TAFE and school students, Artists, & Social Change Researchers, business consultants and many others from all walks of life. We provide a variety of individual and group programs, with ecopsychology being the primary focus. We are involved in educating the community, conducting behaviour change programs, supporting sustainability of the environment and enhancing individuals' and the community's development and health.

At SPLICE we are Humanitarians and Social Change Agents, dedicated to making a difference and are passionate about assisting others to live a fulfilled and balanced life. This includes reconnecting with each other via psychology and the natural world. SPLICE is inclusive of community and environment and promotes cultural diversity.

Ecopsychology and the SPLICE Foundation.

At SPLICE we endeavour to provide a new way of viewing the world by focusing on living consciously using the contemporary approach of Ecopsychology . Ecopsychology , which has a focus on prevention and positivity, has been woven through the very essence of programs we have developed , including the "SPLICE of Life" program. We use the SPLICE model of wellbeing to enhace the connection of individuals to the earth, the local community and the global community. We offer hope as well as an understanding of some of the current challenges we all face. We can all make a difference if we choose to begin to make the necessary changes and we can all assist others in times of need. The choices we make do matter.

What is Ecopsychology ?

Ecopsychology can simply be described as the connection bet ween the individual and the Earth. SPLICE not only encourages this connection, but educates the individual and the community in understanding this process within a professional psychological framework. Ecopsychology also includes a human rights and social justice component. For more information on Ecopsychology, programs and services, how you can get involved, as well as where and how you can contact us, please click on the appropriate links!

Photo Credits:"Totem Rock "and "Yolngu Mali" By Peter McConchie ; "Community Northern-India " by Stefan Homa; "Rye Foreshore " and "Ti-trees off Murray " by Judith Homa

Aboriginal Art Auction

presented by

Baluk Arts & SPLICE Foundation

When? Friday 15th Jan 2010

opening 6pm Auction starts 6:30pm

Where? SPLICE Foundation

2255 Point Nepean Rd. Rye, 3941

Artworks can be viewed Wed 13th, Thurs 14th & Fri 15th Jan , 10am-4pm @ SPLICE Foundation

t 59852470 or email admin@splicefoundation.org.au

All Proceeds to Aboriginal Community Art Projects in Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula

Ongoing fundraiser

Creative greeting & gift Cards...(all occasions)

$4.50ea.. $20 for 5... $39 for 10

Hand-made by SPLICE Volunteers

proceeds assist our Community, Culture & Environment programs...email or phone your order or call into SPLICE Foundation.

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SPLICE monthly Women's Circle

Topic for Discussion is...

Healing the Planet: Healing Ourselves!

Gidja Walker (Ecologist) will talk about Local vegetation and a Xmas break-up will follow.

When? Nov 25th 6:30-9:30pm

Where? SPLICE Foundation

2255 PointNepean Rd., Rye,

^Cost? $15 $10 concession supper included.

RSVP Judith 59852470

" SPLICE Eco-Kidsc. Workshops "

SPLICE in Rye or we come to your organisation local, city, regional or interstate.

Bookings & enquiries : go to our contact us page for our details.

CLIMATE CHANGE

The concerns relating to the impact of CLIMATE CHANGE can effect people in different ways. If you feel overwhelmed by the current and future consequences of Climate Change ...SPLICE programs may assist you to take some positive action to help alleviate your stress and assist the preservation of the environment at the same time. contact us for further information.. details are on our 'contact us' link.

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