Support people with an intellectual disability involved in the criminal justice system. Contact before court, support during the day or days at court, assisting the client to understand the process, solicitor’s advice, bail conditions etc.
Contact: Intellectual Disability Rights Service
9318 0144 or joanne@idrs.org.au
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Toy Doctor
Are you good at repairing, maintaining and building toys of various types and makes?
If you are also patient and can work with minimal supervision, we would love to hear from you. Your own tools and workshop would be a bonus.
Contact: Lili 8338 8506 or lili@senc.org.au
East lakes : S East Neighbourhood Centre
If you are also patient and can work with minimal supervision, we would love to hear from you. Your own tools and workshop would be a bonus.
Contact: Lili 8338 8506 or lili@senc.org.au
East lakes : S East Neighbourhood Centre
Relay For Life
Committee Members Northern Harbour Relay
Relay For Life is a major fundraising event organised on behalf of The Cancer Council NSW by local people on a voluntary basis. It is an event where teams of 10 to 15 people take turns walking or running around a local oval to raise funds for cancer research, education, support services and advocacy. Relay is for young and old and you can walk as many or few laps as you like. It`s not a race and you don`t need to run. A festival-style atmosphere is created around the event with participants being encouraged to pitch a tent, camp overnight and enjoy the community atmosphere. Participants are entertained with bands, food and fun.
The Cancer Council is looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals and professionals who are interested in becoming involved in this exciting community project to be run in the Northern Harbour area in 2009.
Committee members will gain valuable event experience, have fun in their local community and contribute to the fight against cancer.
Available Committee roles are:
Relay For Life is a major fundraising event organised on behalf of The Cancer Council NSW by local people on a voluntary basis. It is an event where teams of 10 to 15 people take turns walking or running around a local oval to raise funds for cancer research, education, support services and advocacy. Relay is for young and old and you can walk as many or few laps as you like. It`s not a race and you don`t need to run. A festival-style atmosphere is created around the event with participants being encouraged to pitch a tent, camp overnight and enjoy the community atmosphere. Participants are entertained with bands, food and fun.
The Cancer Council is looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals and professionals who are interested in becoming involved in this exciting community project to be run in the Northern Harbour area in 2009.
Committee members will gain valuable event experience, have fun in their local community and contribute to the fight against cancer.
Available Committee roles are:
- Committee Secretary
- Catering Coordinator
- Health Education
- Media & Promotions
- Sponsorship & Fundraising
- Entertainment / Activities
- Team Retention & Development.
Event experience is desirable but not essential, as guidance and training will be provided to the successful volunteer committee members.
For more information about Relay For Life go to: www.relayforlife.com.au/nsw.
Or contact Rosemary Moore at The Cancer Council NSW on (02) 9334 1459 or email volunteervacancies@nswcc.org.au
Classroom Connect Project Volunteer
The Classroom Connect Project is currently recruiting volunteers to support refugee students in their educational transitions in secondary schools in Sydney`s inner west and south-western regions.
The volunteer commitment is half a day per week for four school terms. Experience working in an educational setting is required. A training program will be conducted in February 2009.
For additional information, please contact David Hardie and Sally Macfarlane on:
Phone: 02 / 9564 1911
Fax: 02 / 9550 9683
The volunteer commitment is half a day per week for four school terms. Experience working in an educational setting is required. A training program will be conducted in February 2009.
For additional information, please contact David Hardie and Sally Macfarlane on:
Phone: 02 / 9564 1911
Fax: 02 / 9550 9683
Sydney Heritage Fleet
Guides for James Craig
- Beautifully restored square-rigger
- World Ship Trust award-holder
- Meet people from all over the world
Spend your day from 1000am to 4.30pm aboard nineteenth-century restored square-rigger, James Craig, the three-masted bargue built in 1874 and now sailing again with passengers. Guides are needed for each day of the week, including weekends, while she is alongside in Darling Harbour
- It is essential that you should enjoy talking to people.
- We are looking for bright, outgoing people with a strong interest in communicating with visitors.
- Fluency and clarity in English is essential but knowledge of other languages would be welcome.
- We will train you and you will get the chance to come to sea yourself as part of your training.
- For guides who have the aptitude, there is also the opportunity to become a seagoing guide when the ship sails with passengers.
The Sydney Heritage Fleet restores and operates heritage vessels, marine engines and artefacts, and maintains a highly-regarded maritime records and research centre.
It is a requirement of volunteering that you become a member of the Fleet. The usual way is to invite you to attend Fleet Discovery Day to find out more about us.
Interested? Call Jackie Clark on 0403 893 601 to find out more about it or call Lynelle in the main office 9298 3888 to book yourself a place on Fleet Discovery Day.
www.shf.org.au
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