Cumbo OT Weblog: Telephone counsellors

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Telephone counsellors

Lifeline need caring people aged 21 plus to train as volunteer telephone counsellors. Learn valuable communication and counselling skills; previous counselling experience not required.

Next comprehensive 18 week training course commences 18 February.
Contact Lifeline for course fees and an information pack.

Organisation: Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury
Location: Gordon
Contact: Carolyn 9498 8805

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What is CumboOTs.com

CumboOTs.com represents all OT student year groups (past, current and future) who study or have studied at The University of Sydney, Cumberland Campus.

CumboOTs.com will serve as the portal for all things CumboOT's.

Why Cumbo OTs?

The cruise, entitled “We’ll Float Your Boat” attracted some 261 students in October 2006, and proved to be a fantastic night cruising the harbour with good music, drinks, pizza and of course oozed "Cumbo" spirit! All ‘boat-floaters’ eagerly dressed to the theme of “I can’t believe you’re wearing THAT!” ... it was soon recognised that this was a valuble exercise. So, Why stop there! What we noticed was that we did not have a place that all our OT colleagues could stay up to date and so CumboOTs.com was born. With the help of the many other enthusiastic CumboOT's this site continues to grow and our CumboOT spirit is well and truely taking the Cumberland campus by storm.

Who can use CumboOT's.com?

Anyone! especially those of you who are enrolled or have been enrolled as an OT at Cumbo!!

CumboOTs.com is accessible to all. Whether you are still studying or have graduated. Regualar events and the Cumbo Spirit always just a click away!

CumboOTs.com aims to promote cohesion, communication, interaction and overall spirit amongst our OT student body, which we hope will continue beyond University and into our future careers as OT professionals.

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... Become a volunteer!

Volunteering can be a great way to build an experience portfolio, practice skills, and to do something a little different. Volunteering also provides professional networks and job opportunities.

We know it is often difficult to find a volunteer service that suits your learning and working style, so this weblog will provide a range of volunteer opportunities from services who are actively seeking volunteers. We will update this site regulary so check often or better still -- SUBSCRIBE!.

Don't forget to email any comments, suggestions or criticisms -- we want to know what you think so we can continue to improve this service.

All the best,
Eileen Simoni (3rd year COTSA Representative)
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