Hope Community Services
Hope Community Services is an organisation dedicated to supporting people to successfully and meaningfully participate in life.
Congratulations to the Goldfield's Pipeline of HOPE team as they pass the $500 funds raised mark!
Join me in showing your support for the Goldfield’s Dry July team as they pass the half way stage of Dry July!
To date they have raised $562.35 and it’s not too late to show your support for the team.
The team is showing their support to individuals, families and the wider community of the Goldfields with A&OD issues as well by leading by example.
But Dry July is much more than giving up alcohol for a month. They are also raising funds to help people affected by cancer, and we'd love you to support us by donating to our Dry July team 'WA Goldfield's Pipeline of Hope'.
The funds we raise will help provide invaluable services to cancer patients, their families and carers – whether it’s a lift to a life-saving appointment, guidance from a specialist nurse, connection to an informative voice, access to therapy programs or a bed close to treatment.
Every donation counts, and there's no donation too small (or big!)
Simply head to our profile page to donate: http://www.dryjuly.com/teams/kalgoorlie-s-pipeline-of-hope
Join me in showing your support for the Goldfield’s Dry July team as they pass the half way stage of Dry July!
To date they have raised $562.35 and it’s not too late to show your support for the team.
The team is showing their support to individuals, families and the wider community of the Goldfields with A&OD issues as well by leading by example.
But Dry July is much more than giving up alcohol for a month. They are also raising funds to help people affected by cancer, and we'd love you to support us by donating to our Dry July team 'WA Goldfield's Pipeline of Hope'.
The funds we raise will help provide invaluable services to cancer patients, their families and carers – whether it’s a lift to a life-saving appointment, guidance from a specialist nurse, connection to an informative voice, access to therapy programs or a bed close to treatment.
Every donation counts, and there's no donation too small (or big!)
Simply head to our profile page to donate: http://www.dryjuly.com/teams/kalgoorlie-s-pipeline-of-hope
Support WA Goldfield's Pipeline of Hope this Dry July and make a donation
We have signed up to Dry July to raise money for people affected by cancer.
dryjuly.com
Work in Kununurra!
We have casual positions available to work as a Residential Support Worker in Kununurra, spread the word to all your family and friends and click on the link to apply! 😊
We have casual positions available to work as a Residential Support Worker in Kununurra, spread the word to all your family and friends and click on the link to apply! 😊
Residential Support Worker Job in Broome & Kimberley
As a Residential Support Worker within youth justice residential services, you will contribute to a supportive and caring team environment by building
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New opportunity available in South Hedland! We have a casual positions available as Residential Support Worker. Click on the link below to apply for the role:
Residential Support Worker Job in Port Hedland, Karratha & Pilbara
As a Residential Support Worker within youth justice residential services, you will contribute to a supportive and caring team environment by building
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Our thanks go to Deb and Linda!
Out on the Street Van on 11 July, we had a little NAIDOC celebration with kangaroo stew, NAIDOC decorated cakes and a sausage sizzle. Approximately 32 people attended the Street Van that evening.
HOPE would like to thank Deb Woods and Linda Skerry who came to the Street Van service on the day with some bags for the homeless people in Armadale. They made the bags themselves, and the bags contained items such as pillows, toiletries, socks, beanies and scarves. They brought 50 men’s bags and 17 ladies’ bags.
There was an article in The Examiner paper on 11 July with them in there. They are known as ‘Sisterly Love for the Homeless’
https://www.yourlocalexaminer.com.au/keeping-the-homeless-warm-this-winter/
Out on the Street Van on 11 July, we had a little NAIDOC celebration with kangaroo stew, NAIDOC decorated cakes and a sausage sizzle. Approximately 32 people attended the Street Van that evening.
HOPE would like to thank Deb Woods and Linda Skerry who came to the Street Van service on the day with some bags for the homeless people in Armadale. They made the bags themselves, and the bags contained items such as pillows, toiletries, socks, beanies and scarves. They brought 50 men’s bags and 17 ladies’ bags.
There was an article in The Examiner paper on 11 July with them in there. They are known as ‘Sisterly Love for the Homeless’
https://www.yourlocalexaminer.com.au/keeping-the-homeless-warm-this-winter/
Keeping the homeless warm this winter, one bag at a time - Your Local Examiner
A chance encounter with a homeless man in the Perth city centre last year prompted two sisters to spring into action and make hundreds of handmade items
yourlocalexaminer.com.au
Please vote for HOPE in the Pilbara!
HOPE will be taking part in the 2019 Pilbara Community Services Excellence Awards in 2019. We will be entering the “Most outstanding Medium organisation” category and we will also be sponsoring the volunteer of the year award as well.
Please show your support for Liam and his team by nominating them for this award. Submissions open today!
Pilbara for Purpose (P4P) is excited to announce the second Pilbara Community Services Excellence Awards 2018.
These Awards have been created to recognise the outstanding contributions made by Pilbara organisations and individuals through hard work, determination and passion that have had a positive impact on Pilbara communities.
The Awards will showcase excellence in the Community Services and For Purpose sector which has been achieved through commitment to collaboration, innovation, demonstration of best practice and strong leadership.
HOPE will be taking part in the 2019 Pilbara Community Services Excellence Awards in 2019. We will be entering the “Most outstanding Medium organisation” category and we will also be sponsoring the volunteer of the year award as well.
Please show your support for Liam and his team by nominating them for this award. Submissions open today!
Pilbara for Purpose (P4P) is excited to announce the second Pilbara Community Services Excellence Awards 2018.
These Awards have been created to recognise the outstanding contributions made by Pilbara organisations and individuals through hard work, determination and passion that have had a positive impact on Pilbara communities.
The Awards will showcase excellence in the Community Services and For Purpose sector which has been achieved through commitment to collaboration, innovation, demonstration of best practice and strong leadership.
HOPE’s Pilbara office celebrated NAIDOC week by attending a concert in Roebourne on Sunday.
The team provide a sausage sizzle to attendees who enjoyed music by some of the best-known indigenous performers around.
Well done to all those who got involved and great work with the shirts!
The team provide a sausage sizzle to attendees who enjoyed music by some of the best-known indigenous performers around.
Well done to all those who got involved and great work with the shirts!
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