Sponsorship & Marketing Workshop
This informative and interactive workshop for sport and recreation clubs will cover the essentials of Sponsorship and Marketing including:
This workshop is essential for any club who wants to start using these methods or would like to improve on their current sponsorship and marketing strategies. The workshop is taking place on: Tuesday 28th March 2017, 6pm - 8pm, Manjimup Town Hall Risk Management Workshops
Risk Management for your Club is not a difficult task when you understand the simple formula. In this workshop you will discover how to look at each of elements of your Club, apply the formula, and create easy, practical actions that everyone will be able to follow. Having your Risk Management strategy in place assists with funding, grants applications and insurance. It is not an area you can afford to under-manage any longer. The workshop will be run by Merry Robertson, a master of sporting club management who is well known for her energetic and interactive workshops. The workshops are taking place on: Monday 13th March 2017, 6pm – 8.30pm Walpole Sport & Rec Centre Tuesday 14th March 2017, 6pm – 8.30pm Pemberton Sports Club Wednesday 15th March 2017, 6pm – 8.30pm Manjimup Town Hall Thursday 16th March 2017, 6pm – 8.30pm Nannup Sport & Rec Centre The Australian School of Management is currently offering a Rural Scholarship valued at $55,000 over three years to support a student from regional/rural Australia to study a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management. The scholarship, offered through our Digital Campus, has been designed specifically to support students who wish to live and study in their rural community.
For more information just click on the link below The Manjimup Community Resource Centre is hosting an information session presented by a representative from the Australian Broadband Network. RSVP for the sessions will be appreciated
Looking to volunteer in the Manjimup area? Below we have four great opportunities for volunteers! please come in and see Sonja or Rae and register to be a volunteer and we will happily refer you to the agency and position of your choice.
Raising teens can be challenging
Has family life become a bit of an emotional roller coaster ride since your child moved into adolescence? Is your relationship with your teenager not how you’d like it to be? Do you struggle to know how to respond when your teen is emotional, as your efforts to help them seem to lead to even more emotional volatility? Raising Teens is a free six-week course that teaches parents a range of approaches and strategies to help build a strong relationship with their teen, respond better to daily challenges and increase family cooperation. Raising teens is based on emotion coaching, a way of parenting that focuses on emotions. Adolescence is a particularly emotional time and it is often emotion that is the driving force behind some of the more difficult, challenging and risky behaviours teenagers engage in. Raising Teens is run by 4families (Relationships Australia), who have been operating in the Warren Blackwood area since October 2015. As well as offering workshops such as Raising Teens, 4families also provides individual support to families where children or teens are struggling. Parents can find out about individual family support by phoning 6164 0600. In term one 4families will be running the workshop Raising Teens on Thursday evenings, 6.30pm – 8.30pm, at the Pemberton District High School. The course is free and runs for six weeks, starting on 2 March and running until the last week of term one. 4families will be running Raising Teens in Bridgetown in term two. In order to get the most out of the course we ask that parents commit to attending all six sessions from the outset, and one or both parents are welcome to attend. Please phone Melissa on 0438 520 733 for more information or to book your place as places are limited. 15 February 2017
Minister for Justice Michael Keenan and Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett today announced disaster assistance in response to flooding that affected Western Australia in January and February 2017. Minister Keenan said the assistance is being provided through the jointly-funded Commonwealth-State Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA). "The Australian and Western Australian governments recognise the need for effective action to help communities recover from the impacts of the recent rainfall and flooding," Mr Keenan said. "We are saddened by the news that two men died in relation to the floods. Our thoughts are with their loved ones at this time." Premier Barnett said there has been extensive flooding across much of the State since January and continuing into February. "This assistance we are announcing today will provide individuals, families and communities with a much needed helping hand," Mr Barnett said. Assistance available under the NDRRA may include:
The Australian and Western Australian governments will continue to work together to ensure that communities have access to the assistance they need. Information on disaster assistance available for this natural disaster can be found on the Australian Government's Disaster Assist website at www.disasterassist.gov.au and the Western Australian Office of Emergency Management website at www.oem.wa.gov.au. Premier's office - 6552 5000 Local Government areas receiving NDRRA assistance: Swan Narembeen Jerramungup Ashburton Northampton Kalgoorlie-Boulder Broome Nungarin Katanning Bruce Rock Perenjori Kent Carnamah Port Hedland Kojonup Chapman Valley Quairading Kondinin Coorow Sandstone Kulin Cue Tammin Lake Grace Cunderdin Three Springs Laverton Dalwallinu Trayning Leonora Dandaragan Victoria Plains Menzies Derby-West Kimberley Westonia Narrogin Dowerin Wiluna Ngaanyatjarraku East Pilbara Wongan-Ballidu Pingelly Goomalling Wyalkatchem Plantagenet Greater Geraldton Wyndham East Kimberley Ravensthorpe Halls Creek Yalgoo Wagin Irwin Yilgarn Wandering Karratha Albany West Arthur Kellerberrin Brookton Wickepin Koorda Broomehill-Tambellup Williams Meekatharra Coolgardie Woodanilling Merredin Corrigin Beverley Mingenew Cranbrook Chittering Moora Cuballing Gingin Morawa Denmark Northam Mount Magnet Dumbleyung Toodyay Mount Marshall Dundas York Mukinbudin Esperance Murchison Gnowangerup Questions about how NBN works?
If you're able to get NBN? Wanting to sign up for NBN? Then the Telstra NBN truck is for you. Now located in the carpark of Woolworths Manjimup, just pop in to see them there on the 16th and 17th of February and we are certain they will be able to help you WA’s top Aboriginal public school students for 2016
Education and Aboriginal Affairs Minister Peter Collier announced Perth Modern School graduate Patrick Olofsson as the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) prize winner, and Comet Bay College graduate Elli Swinson as winner of the Vocational Education and Training (VET) prize. "Both students have big plans for the future and I am delighted to reward the hard work that sees them on the path to achieving their goals," Mr Collier said. "Elli has always had an interest in aeroplanes and aviation and she used her certificate course in aviation studies to get closer to her dream of jet-setting around the world. "She plans to put her academic achievements and flight simulation experiences to good use as she pursues a career as a flight attendant. "Elli is a determined student who achieved not only her WACE and a Certificate III in Aviation (flight operations), but also a Certificate II in Community Services and a Certificate II in Retail Services." From aeroplanes to aerodynamics and beyond, the Minister said that Patrick Olofsson from Perth Modern School would use his outstanding ATAR to fulfil a love of astrophysics. "Patrick received an exceptional ATAR of 96.6 and will study a Bachelor of Science majoring in astrophysics at Curtin University this year," Mr Collier said. "He excelled in physics, as well as chemistry, English, food science and technology, and specialist mathematics." Fact File
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