Experienced leaders, educators and managers are sought to work with staff and volunteers on community development projects for up to 10 weeks.
Go to www.youthchallenge.org.au for position descriptions for group leader roles. You pay own air fares.
Various locations: including Central America, India, Vanuatu
For more info contact: sandra.eastwood@uts.edu.au .
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Remote Communities Holiday Program
HELP YOUNG KIDS REACH THERE POTENTIAL
The Remote Communities Holiday Program is an exciting and rewarding opportunity for fit and energetic volunteers. This program involves between 8 to 10 days of your time, energy and skills, running activities during the school holidays for young people in Remote Communities.
Activities include:- Music- Art and craft- Sporting Clinics- Games- Excursions- Swimming- Disco`s- Movie Nights - etc
Pre-training includes leadership, team building and cultural awareness.
This opportunity involves you staying at the remote community for 8 to 10 days. Programs are held January and July each year during the school holidays.
A police check is essential as you will be working with children
Interested?
Email or call for more information
Brad Griffin on: Phone: 08 8924 3933
Fax: 08 8924 3951
Australian Red Cross (NT)
The Remote Communities Holiday Program is an exciting and rewarding opportunity for fit and energetic volunteers. This program involves between 8 to 10 days of your time, energy and skills, running activities during the school holidays for young people in Remote Communities.
Activities include:- Music- Art and craft- Sporting Clinics- Games- Excursions- Swimming- Disco`s- Movie Nights - etc
Pre-training includes leadership, team building and cultural awareness.
This opportunity involves you staying at the remote community for 8 to 10 days. Programs are held January and July each year during the school holidays.
A police check is essential as you will be working with children
Interested?
Email or call for more information
Brad Griffin on: Phone: 08 8924 3933
Fax: 08 8924 3951
Australian Red Cross (NT)
Monday, March 2, 2009
“Understanding Mental Health and Wellbeing” Workshop in Sydney
The Mental Health Association NSW partnered with the Transcultural Mental Health Centre will be running a FREE workshop based on the AUSEINET module “Understanding Mental Health and Wellbeing.”
The workshop provides an introduction to mental health promotion, illness prevention and early intervention approaches and is relevant for managers, team leaders, clinicians, service providers, project officers and policy makers who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding in this area.
The Workshop will be held on Friday 3rd April 10am-3pm in the Boardroom at MHA, Level 5, 80 William Street, East Sydney.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Contact Nataly Bovopoulos by the 23rd March to register ph: 9339 6006 or email promo@mentalhealth.asn.au
The workshop provides an introduction to mental health promotion, illness prevention and early intervention approaches and is relevant for managers, team leaders, clinicians, service providers, project officers and policy makers who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding in this area.
The Workshop will be held on Friday 3rd April 10am-3pm in the Boardroom at MHA, Level 5, 80 William Street, East Sydney.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Contact Nataly Bovopoulos by the 23rd March to register ph: 9339 6006 or email promo@mentalhealth.asn.au
Bushfire Benefit Concert
A message from the Vice-Chancellor
I would like to invite you, your family and your friends to attend the Bushfire Benefit Concert we are staging in support of the victims of the Victorian bushfires.
The concert will take place in the Great Hall on Tuesday 10 March 2009 and will feature a selection of the Conservatorium’s finest talents led by the Dean, Professor Kim Walker. Professor Mark Adams, Dean of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources will open proceedings and provide insight into why the Victorian fires were so devastating.
Tickets are $15 for adults and $7.50 for students/concession and can be booked online. All proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Red Cross Victorian Bushfire Appeal.
I encourage you to attend this exceptional concert and help us support those communities devastated by the fires.
Michael Spence
Vice-Chancellor and Principal
The concert will take place in the Great Hall on Tuesday 10 March 2009 and will feature a selection of the Conservatorium’s finest talents led by the Dean, Professor Kim Walker. Professor Mark Adams, Dean of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources will open proceedings and provide insight into why the Victorian fires were so devastating.
Tickets are $15 for adults and $7.50 for students/concession and can be booked online. All proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Red Cross Victorian Bushfire Appeal.
I encourage you to attend this exceptional concert and help us support those communities devastated by the fires.
Michael Spence
Vice-Chancellor and Principal
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