Tanya Easterby Gympie Volunteers Ambassador

and adventures alone or with the support of others. Enjoy the first edition of ‘Gympie Volunteers Newslink.’ Contributions and ideas welcome at tanyaeasterby@bigpond.com

Volunteering Australia celebrated 25 years of National Volunteer Week in May, I celebrate thirty years of volunteering in a broad field of activities from selling Girl Guide cookies when I was a little girl in plaits in South Aus-tralia to coordinating over 150 motorcycle riders clad in leather with their arms full of cuddly toys for the Northern Territory Motorcycle Toy Run. Looking back on those treasured memories brings a twinkle to the

eye and a grin a mile wide. Volunteering for me has provided a broad range of skills and flexibil-ities between paid em-ployment, raising a family on a single income and the need to be a part of a community I live in. My passion to disseminate information to the com-munity, to inform or ad-vocate is compelled by an inner ‘power’ to be resili-ent so I can make choices for myself, family and friends, to be capable of facing life’s challenges

Gympie volunteers recognised at local morning tea

Volunteering powers resilience

Inside this issue:

Gympie Volunteers ‘face’

up to the future 2 Innovative and creative

student engagement 2 Wheelie good new car

discounts for RFBQA & SES

3

Neighbourhood Watch

QLD State Conference 3

Policelink phone app and

Social Media 3

The 23rd IAVE World

Volunteer Conference 3

Event in all Directions

June & July 2014 4 Justice of the Peace

training in July 6 Volunteers offer tutoring

6 Red Cross appeal for warm

clothing & blankets 6 Meals on Wheels

Gympie 7 Volunteer Dog

Walkers 7 State Emergency App for

Disasters 7 Volunteering QLD links

8 Volunteer opportunities

and engagement 8

Volunteers in Partnership

Winter Edition 2014 Volume 1, Issue 1

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Over 120 people attended the 25th anni-versary of the formation of the National Volunteers Week which was celebrated with a morning tea on Monday 12th May. The theme for this year’s event was “Celebrate the Power of Volunteering”. Member for Gympie, David Gibson MP again invited local community organisa-tions to nominate a couple of valued vol-unteers to represent their organisation at the morning tea. Our Special Guest, Lady Mayoress, Mrs Dulcie Dyne presented the certificates on behalf of Mr Gibson. This event has been held over the past 8 years throughout the Gympie electorate with the numbers nominated this year once again exceeding all expectations.

This year saw some 76 organisations nominate people to receive a certificate. Eight married couples were nominated and three ladies were nominated by two separate organisations each. Thanks must go to the Gympie Regional Council for the use of the Civic Centre and to Coles Gympie for their donation of the wonderful celebration cake.

Since the scoping of the needs and gaps of volun-teers in the Gympie Region in 2010 there has been pro-gress. In 2011 & 2012 grant sub-missions by Gympie Volun-teers received over $50,000 from the Australian Gov-ernment for assets and shared resources for a doz-en local not for profit com-munity groups. Gympie Volunteers is man-aged by Tanya Easterby and is auspice by Cooloola Hu-man Services Network a peak body providing voice for human and community services sector to advocate for the delivery of local ser-vices. The partnership will contin-ue to grow in 2014 with a

future goal for a ‘space’ for volunteers to share admin-istrative resources, train-ing, meeting rooms, net-works and social engage-ments.

Gympie Volunteers

In May, Gympie Volun-teers launched a Face-book page to support the connectivity of volunteers in our region; to provide a

hub of information for vol-unteer organisations and groups to promote their services to the community and recruit new volunteers.

The first quarterly issue of Gympie Volunteers New-slink will be distributed in June 2014 via email or hardcopy. If you wish to receive this quarterly newsletter from Gympie Volunteers or con-tribute please email your request or information to: tanyaeasterby@bigpond.com

Gympie Volunteers ‘face’ up to the future

Innovative and creative engagement

Delgos.

The students were to create their own graphic design portfolio of their skills learnt previously over the past two years and to extend on those skills to incorporate creative design to business cards or event flyers.

The project outcome displayed a visual concept and unique style of each student demon-strating a variety of techniques and mediums utililzed to cre-ate community flyers and busi-ness portfolios.

Future aspirations of students is to engage with local event committees to design event flyers.

An opportunity was extended to me by Visual Arts Teacher Ms Delgos to creatively en-gage with year 12 James Nash Visual Art students early this year.

“The students are exploring options in real life learning by mixing education with a need in the community,” said Ms

James Nash Year

12 Art students

partner with local

event committees

to design flyers

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Graphic Designer & volunteer Tanya Easterby with James Nash Yr 12 Visual Art students Hannah McKay, Jordan Pinch, Exchange student Idunn Feyling and Art Teacher Janine Delgos with some of the event and business flyers created.

Action Auto Group Gympie provide national fleet pricing discount to members of the Queensland Rural Fire Bri-gade, Auxiliary Fire fighters and Queensland SES volun-teers. This discount provides an opportunity for these volun-teer members to buy a new vehicle from Action Auto Group Gympie at national fleet pricing.

The volunteer member only needs to provide a letter from their appropriate authority to prove their current member-ship status. Action Auto Group Gympie Cnr of Oak St & Bruce Hwy Phone 07 5480 4100

Wheelie good new car discount for RFBAQ & SES Volunteers

The Neighbourhood Watch QLD State Conference

being set, key focus areas will include;

The renewal of NHWQ through the implementation of the new NHWQ model (through the use of social media),

To emphasize on the role of individuals, families, busi-nesses and neighbourhoods to create safer communities, and

To acknowledge the outstanding

achievements of our Neighbour-hood Watch volunteers and Neighbourhood Watch Police Liaison Officers.

Registration information will be posted and promoted shortly. For information about accommoda-tion, please visit the Tourism and Events Queensland site at www.tq.com.au .

The 2014 Queensland Neighbour-hood Watch State Conference is being held at the Events Centre, Caloundra http://www.theeventscentre.com.au/ on Saturday, 18 October 2014 and will bring together the Neigh-bourhood Watch Community, representatives from the Queens-land Police Service and other key partners. Whilst the agenda is still

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Download the free Policelink

Smartphone Application

iPhone and iPad

The Neighbourhood Watch Queensland (NHWQ) website sup-ports NHWQ groups in their ef-forts to strengthen and connect our communities for a safe and secure Queensland. Social Media Want to keep up to date with all things NHW? The NHWQ myPo-lice blog provides daily NHW in-formation from around the State. To view go to http://nhwq.org/

Get to know your local Neighbourhood Watch Crime Fighters

The International Association for Volunteer effort is being held in Australia. The 23rd IAVE World Volunteer Conference is on the 17-20 September 2014 at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre. Early bird registration now at www.iave2014.org The conference has five streams of enquiry: volunteering and capacity building which will also look at disaster management and emergency services; volunteering and legislation; philanthropy and vol-unteering; corporate and Indigenous volunteering. Additionally a number of research projects will be presented from across the globe.

The 23rd IAVE World Volunteer Conference in Australia

Events in all Directions - June/July 2014 Collated by Tanya Easterby. M: 0438 850 109, E: tanyaeasterby@bigpond.com

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JUNE

1-8th Queensland Week encouraging Queenslanders to celebrate and commemorate in a way that reflects the unique culture, heritage and aspirations of their own community. 1st Gympie Museum Markets Lake Alford (Duck Ponds) via Brisbane Rd or Bruce Hwy, 7am-12md; 5482 6937 1st Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109 6th Queensland Day the date Queen Victoria signed the Letters Patent allowing Queensland to

separate from New South Wales as an independent colony. 6th Eightball Tournament Gympie will host the annual Sth East QLD City v Country Eightball tournament The event is set to attract 300 of the state’s top players. Held at the Gympie Pines Golf Club, comp starting Friday 6p and finishing around the same time Monday night. Having a ball on the Queen’s Birthday long weekend. 6-8th 7th Annual Classic Country Music Stampede, Maryborough Showgrounds, Campout for the weekend www.classiccountrymusicstampede.com.au 7th Amamoor Car Boot Sale hosted by Friends of Amamoor, Supporting the restoration of the Amamoor

Railway Station. 7am – 12md, Site bookings 5488 4135 7th Dagun Growers Market Dagun Heritage Railway Station. Every Saturday from 3-5pm. P: 07 5484 3749 7th Long Flat Hall Dance Band, Chattanooga, F/raiser for Hall Committee, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 7th Inaugural Cooloola Coast Art and Photography competition and exhibition, Tin Can Bay Country Club, Public viewing and sales 10am – 4pm. Winning bids announced at 2pm. 7th Standown Park Memorial & Dedication Ceremony 2pm and following PVA Concert. Poets Breakfast Sunday Standown Park, 91 Radtke Rd, Goomboorian QLD 4570, Ph: 07 5486 5144 E: info@standown.com.au W: www.standown.com.au 7th Diggers Football Club Reunion celebrating 40 years, past and present players are invited to celebrate with a Reunion dinner. Book tickets or more info. call Joel Albion 0408 740 635 7-9th Widgee Pony Club Gymkhana weekend. Nomination forms from Sec. 54841117 or Pres. 0425 824 648 8th Gympie Southside Markets Gympie South School, Exhibition Rd, Southside, 7am-12md; M: 0418 151 352 8th Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109 9th Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday 11th Cemetery Crawl Gympie Family History Society. Enquiries & bookings M: 0419 224 628 13th Theatre Restaurant Cracula’s Castle by Gympie Theatre Assoc. Gympie Pines Sports Club, 6.30pm open; Tickets $45 incl. 3 course meal & show, other performances 14, 20 & 21 June

Ph: 5481 2795 E: gympietheatre@hotmail.com 13&14thFestival of Fine Arts & Crafts Collectables & Vintage, Fundraiser for Little Haven Date Claimer. 14th Dagun Growers Market Dagun Heritage Railway Station. Every Saturday from 3-5pm. P: 07 5484 3749 14th Widgee Markets In the grounds of the Widgee Corner Store: Second Saturday of every month 7am - 12md, Ph: 5484 0102 or 0408 734 478. 14th Long Flat Hall Dance Band High Noon, F/raiser for Learner dance group, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 14th Bauple Heritage Trail opening ceremony, event runs 10am-4pm, official self guided tour opening at 12md by Fraser Coast Mayor. More info. Email info@bauplemuseum.com 14&15thMonster Book Sale in support of Little Haven Palliative Care, Senior Citizens Hall, Mellor St, Gympie Sat 8am-3.30pm and Sun 9am -2pm, Heaps of books, coffee, plants & craft 15th Gympie Museum Markets Lake Alford (Duck Ponds) via Brisbane Rd or Bruce Hwy, 7am-12md; 5482 6937 15th Bushranger Re-enactment Every 3rd Sunday in the month, Gold Museum Markets, Brisbane Rd, Gympie Re-enactment members will perform a bushranger holdup at 9am and fire the cannons for the finale. Contact 07 5482 6937. 15th Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109

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JUNE

19th Arts Works by Gympie TAFE students opening exhibition at Gympie Library, Mellor Street for the month 19th The Delltones come to Gympie RSL at 8pm, bookings RSL club reception on 5482 1018 21st Dagun Growers Market Dagun Heritage Railway Station. Every Saturday from 3-5pm. P: 07 5484 3749 21st Twilight Markets Old Gympie Station, Tozer Rd, 5pm-7pm. Homemade wares, local produce, Gympie Radio club, demonstrations, Silver Bullet Shuttles, Licensed Café. Contact office Tues & Frid 5482 2750, www.valleyrattler.com 21st Koolewong Koala Cup Mary Valley Koolewong Par 3 Golf Course, Imbil. www.koolewongpar3.com.au 21st Long Flat Hall Dance Marks Music, F/raiser for Hall Committee, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 21-22nd Arms & Collectibles Fair The Pavilion, Southside, Exhibition Road. www.ssaaqld.org.au 20-22nd International Car Rally www.rallyqueensland.com.au 22nd Gympie Southside Markets Gympie South School, Exhibition Rd, Southside, 7am-12md; M: 0418 151 352 22nd Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109 22nd Cooloola Kart Racing R3 Club Championships featuring 125 TAG, Cooloola Coast Kart Club, Runge Rd,

Gympie. www.cckc.org.au 25th Peace Train – The Cat Stevens Story, ‘Intimate & Acoustic’ starring Darren Coggan. Heritage Theatre, Civic Centre, Mellor Street, Gympie. Bookings 5408 2556 27th St Patrick’s Presentation Ball Beau’s and Belle’s Winter presentation ball at the Gympie Civic Centre Inquiries 5482 4127 or 0407 767 770 27th Red Nose Day date claimer. 28th QLD State School holidays resuming Monday 14th July. 28th RSL Race Day Gympie Turf Club, Exhibition Rd, Southside, www.gympieturfclub.com.au E: admin@gympieturfclub.com.au or 5482 1584 28th Dagun Growers Market Dagun Heritage Railway Station. Every Saturday from 3-5pm. P: 07 5484 3749 29th Gympie Museum Markets Lake Alford (Duck Ponds) via Brisbane Rd or Bruce Hwy, 7am-12md; 5482 6937 29th Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109

JULY

3-6th Mary Valley Art Festival Opening night 3rd July, Viewing Friday, 4th, Saturday 5th, Sunday 6th July Imbil Public Hall, Edward Street, Imbil. Mary Valley, entry $5 includes Festival Catalogue. www.facebook.com/maryvalleyartfestival or www.maryvalleyartfestival.com.au

4-12th Rainbow Beach Family Fishing Classic. www.rainbowsportsclub.com.au 5th Gympie Pensioners Country Music Concert, Senior Citizens Centre, Mellor St, Gympie, 1pm. Local artists, Raffles and afternoon tea. Bus arrangements phone 54826738 or 54823908 5th Long Flat Hall Dance Aquarius Band, F/raiser for Hall Committee, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 6th Gympie Museum Markets Lake Alford (Duck Ponds) via Brisbane Rd or Bruce Hwy, 7am-12md; 5482 6937 6th Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109 6-13th NAIDOC Week A celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and an opportunity

to recognise the contributions of Indigenous Australians in various fields. 12th Widgee Markets In the grounds of the Widgee Corner Store: Second Saturday of every month 7am - 12md, Ph: 5484 0102 or 0408 734 478. 12th Long Flat Hall Dance Trevor Gayton, F/raiser for Learner dance group, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 12th SCIC Gala Charity Ball ‘Frozen in Time, strictly black tie event, Gympie Civic Centre, Mellor St, 6pm for For 6.30pm. Tickets $100pp (incl. $40 tax deductible donation) Tickets frp, Gympie Getaway Travel or 5482 8388. Music by Trace and 3 course dinner 13th Gympie Southside Markets Gympie South School, Exhibition Rd, Southside, 7am-12md; M: 0418 151 352 13th Imbil Country Markets Central Park, Yabba Road, Imbil. Every Sunday 8am to 2pm. Ph: (07) 5484 5109 19th Long Flat Hall Dance Marks Music, F/raiser for Learner dance group, 7.30pm, Entry $12, Delicious

Homemade supper. Enjoy a great night of dancing. Enq. 5482 2572 or 5482 4934 19-20th Home Show & Flavourfest Date claimer. Pavilion, Exhibition Rd, Southside. www.appleevents.com.au Sat: 10am-5pm and Sun: 9am -2pm. Exhibitors and Celebrity Chefs and more. 20th Bushranger Re-enactment Every 3rd Sunday in the month, Gold Museum Markets, Brisbane Rd, Gympie Re-enactment members will perform a bushranger holdup at 9am and fire the cannons for the finale. Contact 07 5482 6937.

To become a Justice of the Peace (JP) or Commission-er for Declarations (C.dec) you must be:

an Australian citizen

at least 18 years old

of good character

correctly registered on the state electoral roll and undertake prescribed training and be deemed competent. The local Gympie branch is running a course for peo-ple interested in qualifying

and being appointed as a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Decla-rations. The course will be held over three sessions in a three week period begin-ning on Saturday July 12.

To register for the course phone the Regis-trar, Queensland Justic-es Assoc. on 07 3392 2455. For more information phone trainer Chris Lan-caster 0448 505 404 or Gympie QJA chairwom-an Daphne Horne 5482 7824.

If you have some spare time why not search your cupboards for long forgotten blankets or woolen clothing and take them to your nearest Red Cross shop:

In preparation for winter Red Cross shops are ap-pealing for donations of warm clothing (especially ladies wear) and blankets to help build up their stocks ahead of winter. Red Cross shops provide warm, fashionable and affording clothing during winter due to the gener-osity of community members.

Gympie branch of the QLD Justices Assoc

offer JP training

Appeal for warm clothing and blankets

Volunteers offer tutorials for the three R’s

Volunteers tutors also work with parents or carers wishing to im-prove their ability to as-sist children with home-work, as well as mi-grants who want to im-prove their English skills. The tutorial volunteers work from Gympie Com-munity Centre, 18 Excel-sior Road and offer flexi-ble hours especially to

people who are already in the workforce or busy at home. If you are interested and require further in-formation please give the co-ordinator a call on 0418 826 364. Tutoring takes place on Fridays from 9-11.30am or other arrangements can be made for one on one sessions.

Those who wish to im-prove in the foundation skills of reading, writing, numeracy or speaking now have a range of support. If you are seeking to un-dertake a certificate course, tertiary studies in the future or up skill in your job this group of qualified tutors can help you.

Volunteers are working

with the Gympie

Community Centre to

offer help to anyone

wanting to improve

skills in reading, writing,

numeracy or speaking.

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Gympie Red Cross

40 Mary Street

07 5482 8476

Mon-Fri 9am-4pm

Sat 10am-2pm

Meals on Wheels has had a place in the hearts and homes of Australians for more than 50 years. Helping frail older people and younger people with a disability and their car-ers stay in their homes where most are happi-est, is at the heart of what we do. Every day a friendly smile, a chat about the weather, a nutritious meal and knowing someone will drop by to say hello, changes the lives of many Australians and it’s not just the cli-

ents who value this con-tact, ask any of the 15,000 QLD volunteers and they will tell you reaching out and making a difference in some-body else’s day, makes their day. While meals can be de-livered to suit each cli-ent’s specific needs, the not-for-profit service is more than just a meal. As well as nutri-tional support, Meals on Wheels volunteers pro-vide important social contact and are able to monitor a client’s well-being, health and safety.

Admiring photos of grandchildren, discuss-ing the latest book re-lease may not be part of a job description for a volunteer, but these lit-tle things add up to a very big thing in a cli-ent’s life – having some-one share part of their day. Local Gympie volunteers work Monday-Friday and are closed Public Holidays. A variety of volunteer roles include: Kitchen: (6.30am-11.30am) Duties: peeling vegies,

The State Emergency Service Queensland is a volunteer based organi-sation designed to em-power people to help themselves and others in their community in times of emergency and disaster. The protection of life is the priority for the SES in these events.

QUEENSLANDERS need-ing urgent help in a dis-aster can now get in contact with the State Emergency Services (SES) via a new app on their mobile phones. This app can assist when you or your property are in danger or potential danger associated with a flood or storm in QLD.

The app is available to download on Apple and Android devices via iTunes and Google play. Residents can also lodge their request for SES assistance at www.132500.qld.gov.au.

Service to the community by the community

SES only an App away when you need help

Volunteers take great strides in aid of man’s best friend

Dogs to match every fitness level and you choose your route and how long you walk for. All dogs are behaviorally assessed and worked with frequently by a cer-tified trainer. Best Friends Fur Ever is Gympie’s ‘no kill’ shel-ter, which relies heavily on donations and com-munity support.

Not all of us are able to adopt a new best friend, but we can all help them in some way! Weekly Thursday volunteer walk group—7.30am—10am.

Combine a healthy

lifestyle and

volunteer role all in

the name of dogs.

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and dishes. Morning tea and lunch provided. Meal Deliverers: (10.45am-12.30pm) Driver use their own car, Delivery assistant is the passenger. Morning tea and a cuppa are provid-ed prior to the run which leaves at 11am.

If you are interested in volunteering contact the

office during 8am-10am or 11am-1pm on 5482 3342. Alternatively, ring and leave a message and we will contact you.

While we need help in every way, shape and form, one of the big-gest challenges is get-ting all of our fur babies enough exercise.

‘The Pet Motel’ 124 Eel Creek Road Southside, Gympie

Volunteer dog walkers! Gympie

Best friends fur ever rescue

PO Box 1390

Gympie QLD 4570

M: 0438 850 109

Email:

tanyaeasterby@bigpond.com

Are you eager to lend a hand in your community?

Volunteering QLD http://www.volunteeringqld.org.au/web/ will help you find vol-

unteer opportunities with local organisations in the following fields:

Sport, fitness and recreation volunteering:

http://www.volunteeringqld.org.au/DotNet/Volunteer/Results.aspx?

loc=&subcat=102&type=All&keywords=

Tourism volunteering: http://www.tourismvolunteering.com.au/

Literacy volunteering: http://www.volunteeringqld.org.au/web/

Event volunteering: http://www.volunteeringqld.org.au/DotNet/Volunteer/

Result.aspx?loc=&subcat=102&type=All&keywords-

General volunteering: http://www.volunteeringqld.org.au/DotNet/Volunteer/

Default.aspx

Emergency volunteering: http://www.emergencyvolunteering.com.au/home/

volunteering/menu/volunteer-opportunities

Winter

preparations for

Gympie Community

Gardens

Progress to the community

gardens entrance and pav-

ing have continued with

the kind donation from the

Gympie Cooloola Rotary

Club.

The Community Garden is

a community initiative sup-

ported by a partnership

with Cooloola Human Ser-

vices Network and Coo-

inda Aged Care.

All welcome to the ‘Get

Dirty on Thursdays”

Join as a member by con-

tacting CHSN 5483 7441

Wed/Thurs or email

gympiecgarden@gmail.com

or check out the website

Gympiecommunitygardens/

wordpress

Support young

ladies to reach

their full potential

If you are looking for

somewhere to help and to

give back within the local

community, Gympie Girl

Guides is looking for new

leaders.

Women over 18 years

interested in helping girls

reach their full potential

are welcome.

Late last year and this year

they have had a lot of new

girls joining.

Gympie Girl Guides needs

ladies to work with:

5-7yrs, 7-9yrs, 10-13yrs

and 14-17yrs.

All training is provided.

Please contact Sue Rough if

interested on 0417 614

342 or 5472 3432

Please help prevent

suicide

Last month the Australian

Bureau of Statistics re-

leased the Causes of

Death, Australia, 2012

report including data on

deaths by self-harm.

Suicide remains the lead-

ing cause of death for

both males and females

aged between 15 and 44

years.

Suicide prevention is a

whole of community re-

sponsibility including gov-

ernments, corporations

and individuals.

To find out more about

volunteering please visit

www.lifeline.org.au/

Volunteer engagement activities

Volunteers in Partnership

W e r e O n

F a c e b o o k

A list of local Gympie volunteer organisations and groups can be

forwarded to you via email at: tanyaeasterby@bigpond.com

Initiated by Volunteering QLD, National Student Vol-unteer week (NSVW) aims to celebrate, encourage, ena-ble and recognise student volunteering across Austral-ia. You can kick start your par-ticipation in NSVW by: Joining the mailing list Download promotional ma-terials Email us our student volun-teer stories Instagram with photos of your current volunteering activity Download the NSVW 2013 report Get involved at: www.volunteeringqld.org.au