On Friday 5th June, 23 of you shut down your computers and left the city heading for Wellington Road House in Chester Hill.
After almost a week of daily downpours, the sun chose to shine as you arrived and kitted up for the tasks ahead. You all eagerly got down to painting and gardening determined to make a difference and leave your mark.
The Queen’s birthday has never been celebrated in such a manner: style, fun and hard work.
On 12 June 2009, a group of volunteers from Ernst & Young came to St Ives to help us out, and to have some fun along the way.
Angela Dives, Volunteer Coordinator writes …
What a whirlwind week and how proud I am to be a Volunteer Coordinator at The Spastic Centre. I have the opportunity to work with such giving and committed volunteers. To quote one of our fabulous, dependable volunteers, Ryan Walpole, ‘Volunteers Rock!’
Read more: National Volunteer Week 11-17th May 2009 – Hunter Region
National Volunteer Week (NVW) is the largest celebration of volunteers and volunteerism in Australia. It provides an opportunity to highlight the role of volunteers in our community and to say thank you.
Jackie Curnow writes : So what a week we had – both in the Hunter and in Sydney, celebrating NVW with our fabulous volunteers.
Read more: Volunteers: Everyday people, extraordinary contribution
Would you like to become part of a highly esteemed group of individuals who support a variety of programmes at Cerebral Palsy Alliance?
CP Volunteers play a vital role allowing us to provide services and opportunities that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to supply.
We certainly value and appreciate the time, skills and immeasurable energy that our volunteers so generously donate. More about CP Volunteers …
