Gathang Language classes to start 22/3/17 and continue weekly.
First to put there name down will be accepted as the numbers for the class are limited to 20 people.
Please call Jackie 4033 8800 to register.
Gathang Language classes to start 22/3/17 and continue weekly.
First to put there name down will be accepted as the numbers for the class are limited to 20 people.
Please call Jackie 4033 8800 to register.
Celebrations for “Dhal-Walla” (Soldiers Point)
Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council is hosting a day of celebration in Spencer Park, Soldiers Point on Saturday 26 November (10am – 2pm) to recognise the gazettal of areas on Soldiers Point as an Aboriginal Place.
The event acknowledges the special cultural significance of Dhal-Walla and the importance of the Aboriginal Place for the Worimi.
It has been a long fought journey over 35 years to achieve this outcome and we want to share this milestone with the wider community and hope that people get out and support us.
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy rides, food and entertainment as well as learn more about the special Aboriginal heritage of this area.
There will be a display of heritage photos and information about the gazettal process with representatives from Port Stephens Council, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage and NSW Parks and Wildlife Service available to answer questions.
There will be road closures and reduced speed limits in place in the immediate area.
This event is held in partnership with Port Stephens Council and the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage.
For more information, please contact the Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council on 4033 8800
Applications need to be in 1 week prior to the board meeting.
Individual Applications considered are those that support “exceptional and high achieving opportunities” (i.e. sporting, educational, academic and/or the arts etc) that are identified and/or considered to financially sit outside of the normal family household budgets and income.
NOTE: Normal household budgetary items i.e. pens/pencils, cricket registration or soccer boots etc, will not be considered.
Community project applications i.e. social health and well being etc, MUST be able to demonstrate accountability and accessibility by ALL WLALC Aboriginal community Members and MUST NOT isolate/exempt or benefit any particular persons, family or group.
Please read the policy for applying: wlalc-sponsorship-policy
Contact our office on 02 4033 8800 for a copy of the application.
NOTE: Special cultural consideration and/or circumstances may exist i.e. men’s or women’s business.
Take part in the 2016 Regional Wellbeing Survey
The 2016 Regional Wellbeing Survey is now open – please consider taking part!
Do the survey online at www.regionalwellbeing.org.au
Call 1800 981 499 if you’d like us to post you a paper survey, or for help with the survey.
The Regional Wellbeing Survey’s mission is to improve the wellbeing and quality of life of people living in rural and regional Australia. To achieve this, each year we ask people living across Australia to take part in our survey. Taking part lets you have your say on issues that affect your wellbeing and the liveability of your community. These issues range from your access to the internet and key services, to how events such as floods and drought are affecting you, and how safe your community is, amongst others. This year we also have some questions about experiences of caring for others, and the types of support needed by carers.
Many organisations are now using the Regional Wellbeing Survey’s results, ranging from local governments to the National Farmers Federation and the Rural Women’s Network. Please consider taking part in the survey, and forward this email to others who might be interested in the survey.
All survey participants aged 18 or over can enter the draw to win one of 20 prizes worth a total of $9,000. You can choose to do a short or long version of the survey.
The survey is voluntary, confidential and anonymous, and closes on 30th November 2016, at midnight. Thank you in advance for taking the time to participate and sharing your valuable insights.
Survey prizes: Winners receive their choice of either a Flight Centre, Coles-Myer, WISH or Bunnings gift card, to the following value – First prize: $2,000; Second to fourth prize: $1,000; fifth to tenth prize: $500; 10 runner-up prizes of $100.
Terms and conditions of entry into the 2016 prize draw: Entry into the lottery is determined by the completion of a survey on wellbeing of rural and regional communities, promoted by mailed flyers and emails. Everyone who completes the survey online at www.regionalwellbeing.org.au or returns a completed paper survey will be eligible to enter the prize draw for one of 20 prizes. Winners will have their choice of a Flight Centre, Coles-Myer, WISH or Bunnings gift card, to the following value: First prize: $2,000; Second to fourth prize: $1,000; fifth to tenth prize: $500; 10 runner-up prizes of $100. Entries for this competition open on September 12th 2016 and close November 30th 2016. The prize draw will happen on December 7th 2016 at the Centre for Research and Action in Public Health, Building 22B, University of Canberra, University Drive South, Bruce, ACT, 2617, at 5pm. The winner will be notified in writing, by email or mail, by December 14th 2016 and listed on www.regionalwellbeing.org.au and in The Advertiser newspaper on December 16th 2016. Gift cards will be posted to winners by registered post. The minimum age of prize draw participants is 18 years. Survey promoter: University of Canberra. Contact agent: Dr Jacki Schirmer, Associate Professor, University of Canberra, Building 22B, University Drive South, Bruce ACT 2617, ABN 81 633 873 422. Phone 1800 981 499. Any prize redraw will occur three months after the first draw so as to give winners sufficient time to collect their prize. The prize redraw will happen on March 7th 2017 at 5pm at the same location as the original draw. The winner from the redraw will be notified by March 10th 2017 and listed on www.regionalwellbeing.org.au, and in The Advertiser newspaper on March 16th 2017. The winner from the redraw will be notified in writing, by email or mail, and all gift cards won at the redraw will be posted by registered post. The Licence No T16/1489 (South Australia), TP 16/01650 (ACT), LTPS/16/06666 (New South Wales & Northern Territory).
Worimi LALC will be undertaking (3) three activities throughout this coming School Holidays. We are extending an invitation for members to attend our First excursion to Hunter Valley Zoo Tuesday 27th September, 2016. Child and/or youth must be attending school – Kinder to Year 9.
The excursion is COST FREE
We will depart from Murrook on buses promptly at 8.30am and return to Murrook at approximately 3.30pm. Families are responsible for ensuring children are at Murrook before 8.30am and responsible for picking their child/ren up upon our return at 3.30pm. Travel will be by bus. Children will be required to bring their hat and a wet weather jacket (clearly marked with their name). Morning Tea/Lunch and Sunscreen will be provided to each person participating.
All staff members attending the excursion have Emergency Care and CPR training.
Limited numbers available due to bus capacity.
Worimi LALC will be undertaking (3) three activities throughout this coming School Holidays. We are extending an invitation for members to attend our Third excursion to Flipout Trampoline Park at Maryville Friday 7th October, 2016. Child and/or youth must be attending school – Kinder to Year 9.
The excursion is COST FREE
We will depart from Murrook on buses promptly at 9am and return to Murrook at approximately 2pm. Families are responsible for ensuring children are at Murrook before 9am and responsible for picking their child/ren up upon our return at 2pm. Travel will be by bus. Children will be required to bring their hat and a wet weather jacket (clearly marked with their name). Morning Tea/Lunch and Sunscreen will be provided to each person participating.
All staff members attending the excursion have Emergency Care and CPR training.
Limited numbers available due to bus capacity.
Worimi LALC will be undertaking (3) three activities throughout this coming School Holidays. We are extending an invitation for members to attend our 2nd excursion to Scottys Cinema at Raymond Terrace Wednesday 5th October, 2016 to watch The Secret Life of Pets. Child and/or youth must be attending school – Kinder to Year 9.
The excursion is COST FREE
We will depart from Murrook on buses promptly at 9am and return to Murrook at approximately 2pm. Families are responsible for ensuring children are at Murrook before 9am and responsible for picking their child/ren up upon our return at 2pm. Travel will be by bus. Children will be required to bring their hat and a wet weather jacket (clearly marked with their name). Morning Tea/Lunch and Sunscreen will be provided to each person participating.
All staff members attending the excursion have Emergency Care and CPR training.
Limited numbers available due to bus capacity.