February 2010 Archives

Dear Valued Associate,


ERLS Inc. is offering Coaches and Volunteers the opportunity of enhancing their skills through a series of workshops.

Please find attached a letter and flyer with information, dates and times. Please take advantage of this FREE opportunity.

Feel free to pass this onto your networks.

If you would like further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on the details below.


Kind regards,
 

Michele Cutajar

Access for All Abilities Coordinator
Knox and Maroondah
Eastern Recreation and Leisure Services Inc.
58 Station St, Bayswater 3153
Ph: 9720 5944 Fax: 9720 0706
Email: aaa3@erls.net
Website: www.erls.net

WHERE: Skate Vic Shed, Showgrounds, Bennett Street Dandenong across from Dandenong Netball Stadium
WHEN: Mondays and Thursday nights
TIME: 5pm- 7pm

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Date: Saturday 25th September - Saturday 2nd October (Possibility that players may need to be there Friday night but not confirmed at this time) Location: State Sports Park, Main North Road, Gepps Cross 5094 http://www.recsport.sa.gov.au/recreation-sport-fac/adelaide-super-drome.html

Date:  Saturday 12th June concluding Monday 14th June  Queens Birthday week-end

Location: Stadium 34  Bell Street Moe www.stadium34.com.au

 

What is the Check?

The Working with Children (WWC) Check is designed to help keep children safe. The
Check was introduced in Victoria in 2006 and aims to prevent people who may pose a risk to the
safety of children from working with them.

People who work or volunteer in connection with certain services, bodies, places or activities are required to apply for a WWC Check. Check the phasing-in plan for a list of these. Detailed
information about the WWC Check and application process is available on the Department of
Justice web site or by phoning the Information Line on 1300 652 879.

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Play by the Rules provides information and online learning for community sport and recreation on how to:

• prevent and deal with discrimination, harassment and child abuse, and
• develop inclusive and welcoming environments for participation.

Click here for more information about how schools and sporting organisations can use the resources on Play by the Rules to promote inclusive, safe and fair participation.

Play by the Rules is a unique partnership between the Australian Sports Commission, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, all state and territory sport and recreation and anti-discrimination agencies and the Queensland Commission for Children, Young People and Child Guardian.

Follow their hot topics here