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PARISH WEEKLY NEWSLETTER 21 FEBRUARY 2016

Exhibition now open!

Seven Weeks for Water 2016 (Sent to us by Val Edwards)

According to the Christian tradition, Lent is a time to prepare for the celebration of the death and resurrection of Christ. During this period many people engage in fasting and practise moderation or self-denial in order to focus on repentance and consecrating oneself to God. While water has a strong spiritual significance in the Christian

tradition as a gift of God, this scarce resource is threatened and denied to millions around the world. The EWN invites you to use this season of Lent to reflect on water. Since 2008, the EWN has been providing weekly theological reflections and other resources on water for the seven weeks of Lent and for World Water Day on 22 March.

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Thirst for Justice "Jerusalem is a most significant destination for the pilgrimages by people of all three faiths of the book, and a place where they live side by side. And yet, in this holy place, we have confronted a most unholy reality: the terrible suffering of the Palestinian people from lack of clean water and adequate sanitation. And what is lacking in Palestine is not water; what is lacking is justice. The Palestinian people thirst for water justice." (EWN Jerusalem statement, June 2014) The WCC’s Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace will have a regional focus on the Middle East in 2016. Accordingly, the Seven Weeks for Water in 2016 will take us on a pilgrimage of water justice in the Middle East, with specific reference to Palestine. The Biblico-theological reflections and resources for the seven weeks will be based on the water crisis in Middle East region and take into consideration issues of justice and peace. During Lent 2016, various activities around the Seven Weeks for Water will take place in the Middle East, particularly in Palestine, starting with a launch in Jerusalem on 10 February (Ash Wednesday according to the Western traditions of Christianity) The biblical reflection for the second of the Seven Weeks for Water 2016 is by Hind Khoury, a Palestinian economist who served as minister of Jerusalem Affairs with the Palestinian Authority and then as Ambassador to France from year 2006-2010. Currently she is the secretary general of Kairos Palestine, a Christian Palestinian movement which advocates for ending the Israeli occupation and achieving a just

solution to the conflict. In this reflection Khoury describes water as a source of life and a gift of God to all. Using the Palestinian thirst for justice as her starting point, Khoury reflects on the current water crisis in Gaza, and shares her thoughts on how Kairos Palestine, as a movement of non-violent resistance, can help bring hope for the vision of a peaceful future. THE WATER OF LIFE - NOT IN PALESTINE. A KAIROS PERSPECTIVE By Hind Khoury It is not a coincidence that our holy book, the Bible, comes from a desert area: Palestine, Jordan and Egypt. In fact, water has been and continues to be truly the source and essence of life. What the Israelites experienced in biblical times, drought and water shortages, is the experience of Palestinians today. Thoughts for reflection: How would Jesus, known as a man of justice and as an advocate for the oppressed, react to Israeli apartheid policies? Think about other stories connected to water in the Bible. Can you draw connections to the situation the Palestinian people face today? Think of your local supermarket: Is it really right that tomatoes from the Israeli Occupation are cheaper than the ones from your local farmers? What does that mean? Place yourselves in the shoes of Palestinians, how would you react to the suffering imposed on them? What you can do: Study and review the Kairos Palestine Document to better understand the context of Palestinian suffering and what God

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requires of us as Christians and people of conscience. Support the international BDS (boycotts, divestment, sanctions) campaign. Advocate for a boycott of Israeli agricultural products from the Jordan Valley. Talk about the Palestinian/Israeli conflict in your church. ARIJ and Al-Haq provide excellent maps and other resources on the denial of water access for Palestinians. Participate in conferences and seminars related to the Palestinian search for justice and peace, and respond to calls for action and advocacy. Ask your local supermarket chain about their trade partners – where does your orange come from? Protest against the illegal trade with products from settlements which most of the time are not even labelled as products from an occupied land. Come and see! Visit us in Palestine, see with your own eyes the “drying out of Palestine” and join us in the common struggle against the illegal and inhuman occupation of Palestine.

FEBRUARY PRAYER NOTES FOR SCHOOL CHAPLAINS IN ACT

Thank you for being part of the prayer team for our School Chaplains. If, for any reason you are not able to continue and want to be removed from this list, please let me know. We commenced the year with a Staff Retreat and were all encouraged by God's

Word and presence in our lives. We desire to be fruitful in our lives and ministry and value your partnership with us as we continue to see God open doors and hearts. One of our chaplains returned to school to receive a very encouraging note from a staff member who acknowledged that while not being sure about the role of chaplaincy at first, he was impressed with the significant contribution chaplaincy made to the lives of students in the school. Great encouragement to start the year. To our prayer partners we submit the following requests for Feb 2016: Campbell High – Steve Lindner is assisting a student with an immigration issue and would value prayer for the student who is keen to stay in Australia and continue her education. Pray for her as the stress and uncertainty are impacting her wellbeing quite significantly. Black Mountain Special School – Ken Perrin has settled in to the term engaging with students, families and staff despite being rather unwell. Pray for continued strengthening of his health and gentle wisdom as he supports families. He is aiming to complete Seasons for Growth Training to provide a grief support program to families, students and staff. Ngunnawal Primary – Karen Connors has 12 hours per week and over 1,000 students in the school. Pray for wisdom and discernment as she balances the needs of many students, staff and families who value the support she provides.

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Amaroo P-10 - Deb Horscroft is part of a dynamic team providing support to over 1,800 students at this ever growing school. Pray for her as she establishes programs and activities to meet the diverse needs of students in the school and for wisdom to know what to fit in to her 12 hours per week as chaplain. Stromlo High – Bel Young would value prayer as she continues to build strong relationships of trust with the students and staff. With already a large number of students being referred by staff for some quality time and help from the chaplain she is already working hard to manage the load in her limited time. Breakfast Club has commenced with the help of volunteers from Woden Valley Alliance. Malkara Special School – Andrea deVaal Horciu is providing exceptional support to staff, families and students at the school. Pray for her son Josh who is very unwell with an on-going ear problem. Pray to for her as she is planning a Disability Camp this year and is in need of helpers to make this happen. Erindale College – Deirdre Herrmann works very closely with a number of students who come from very difficult and trying circumstances. Pray for continued patience, gentleness and wisdom as she provides support and hope for these students. Lake Ginninderra College – Mary Apikotoa is already connecting well with the new Year 11 students and commenced the Breakfast Club this week with support from Year 12 students. Her office is a regular drop in space for students and already Year 11 students are dropping in for a chat as

they hear from others that Mary is a safe, kind and caring person who will listen and help anyone. Pray for opportunities for Mary to share good news with these students. New Staff – We welcome Katie Pratt to Wanniassa Hills Primary, Bernadette Mannion to Gordon Primary and Alison Lamech to Torrens Primary. Pray for the new chaplains as they commence early in March and find their feet in the schools. Sincerely, Di Dianne Priest | Director Chaplaincy Services School Chaplaincy ACT

mobile 0407 118 387 direct 02 6171 2022| e diannep@schoolchaplaincyact.org.au

SHOE BOX TALLY Of course it is with great joy that I share again the wonderful tally of 18,314 shoe boxes collected in the ACT and Southern NSW region. This was an increase of over 1000 shoe boxes from 2014. None of this would have been possible without God - and you serving Him faithfully. Imagine that, according to the statistics (every shoe box is shared with at least 12 people), approximately 219,768 people will be blessed by the efforts of our region and also (of every 8 shoe boxes distributed 1 child will come to know Him as their Lord and

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Saviour) 2,289 children will receive eternal life because of the work that you did to encourage others to participate in this ministry. The tally for Australia and New Zealand was 342,814 - an increase of over 20,000 from 2014. God gave exceedingly, abundantly above all we could have ever

asked or thought. Please join with me in praising God for His bounty and that these simple gifts would lead to many coming to know Him as their Lord and Saviour. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any queries, suggestions or concerns. Blessings! Deepa Obed Samaritan’s Purse in ACT and SNSW Regional Manager Email: act@samaritanspurse.org.au Post: PO Box 1613 Tuggeranong DC ACT 2901 Phone: 1800 684 300 Mobile: 0410 559 197

POSITIONS VACANT

VOLUNTEER VACANCY - BUS DRIVER, ANGLICARE RETIREMENT LIVING VILLAGES, ACT Do you want to give something back to your community? Anglicare is looking for a bus driver to take residents from our two retirement living villages on outings. Experience in driving a large passenger vehicle and a light rigid drivers licence is essential. Physical ability to help residents and their shopping and mobility aids onto the bus is also required.

You would need to be available for 4 hours a day once or twice a week. For more information contact volunteers@anglicare.com.au or (02) 6245 7134.

PARISH SUPPORT OFFICER The Anglican Church of Batemans Bay is seeking an experienced personal assistant with strong values, excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated business administration skills. The purpose of the position is to facilitate the day to day operation of Parish activities. Applicants will have proven ability to prioritise and delegate tasks to achieve goals; excellent communication and time management skills; demonstrated knowledge and use of Microsoft Office suite; and an understanding of accounting software programs. Experience in a similar senior PA/Administration role, understanding of not-for-profit systems/practices and tertiary qualifications in a business or related discipline will be well-regarded. For information about our parish activities visit www.anglicanchurchbbay.org.au How to apply: email your resume to officeanglicanbbay@gmail.com Applications close no later than close of business 11 March, 2016.

EXHIBITION AT AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR

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Settlement Services International and the Australian Centre for

Christianity and Culture in Canberra warmly

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invite you to HOME: BETWEEN HERE AND THERE, a group exhibition by artists

seeking asylum in Australia. The works on display are the outcome of a 10-week skills development workshop program organised by SSI’s Arts & Culture Program. The narratives represented in the resulting eight works echo the homeland left behind, and the unfinished journey to a new place to call home. Exhibition Opening Hours Monday to Friday 10:30am to 4:00pm 20 February - 4 March 2016 The Chapel, 15 Blackall Street (cnr King’s Avenue), Barton

HOME: BETWEEN HERE AND THERE - A CONTEMPLATIVE QUIET DAY WITH ART SATURDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2016 9AM - 4PM

This is a Quiet Day engaging with an exhibition by 8 artists who

are seeking asylum in Australia. The exhibition explores the experience of displacement and exile, the homeland left behind, and the unfinished journey to a new place to call home. Here is an opportunity to engage with the art, and our own history, to explore what home means to each one of us, and to listen for the call of the One who is ‘at home’ in us. The day will be led by Susanna Pain, spiritual director, retreat leader, dancer, artist, priest, and Associate Director,

Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture: Liturgy, The Arts and Spiritual Care. There will be a reflection at 930am. Times for silence, meditation and sharing. 1130am meditation and reflection. 2pm meditation. 330pm closing reflections and service. The day ends at 4pm. Bring a journal, your lunch, an open heart. Morning and afternoon tea provided. Where? The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton Cost: $30 (bookings essential) To register: susanna.pain@gmail.com mobile: +61 0418637469 website: http://www.susannapain.com Susanna Pain Associate Director, Liturgy, The Arts and Spiritual Care Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture

PUBLIC FORUM AND BOOK LAUNCH CES (Christians for an Ethical Society) Speaker: Bishop George Browning. Topic: Post Paris:

Psychology of a New World Order. Chair: Paul Bongiorno. Bishop Browning’s book: “Sabbath and a Common Good: Prospects of a New Humanity” to be launched. At Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 7.30 pm Wednesday 24 February. Donation: $5. Supper provided. Contact: Robyn Coghlan 6254 0487.

SCHOOL PRAYER NETWORKS Canberra's church is gathering to PRAY for their local communities, particularly schools.

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YOU are invited to join with other church leaders, members, chaplains and volunteers as they unite in prayer each term. Prayers will focus on: - praising GOD for all that is happening,

particularly in schools - building connections between churches,

schools and families - seeking GOD'S guidance for the next

steps Term 1 School Prayer Network Tuggeranong: Friday 26 February | 9.30-10.30pm Salvation Army Anketell St TUGGERANONG ALL WELCOME

CHORAL MUSIC CONCERT Before travelling to Poland in May to participate in the Choir Competition at Bialystok, the

Australian Russian Sacred Choral Society is presenting a concert of choral music from the Russian Orthodox tradition on Sunday February 28th in All Saints Anglican Church, Ainslie. Some members of this choir gave a presentation to the RSCM annual conference held in Canberra in January, which was greatly appreciated by the conference delegates. Andrei Laptev, conductor of the Australian Russian Sacred Choral Society, is directing the concert. The proceeds of this concert will go towards the trip by the Australian Russian Sacred Choral Society to the choir competition in Bialystok, Poland in May 2016. The Choral Society is returning to the competition after winning their section in 2014.

HOME: BETWEEN HERE AND THERE - A WORKSHOP OF DANCE, MOVEMENT, STORYTELLING WITH ART... WEDNESDAY 2 MARCH 2016 7PM - 930PM

This is a creative workshop responding to an exhibition by 8 artists who are seeking asylum

in Australia. The exhibition explores the experience of displacement and exile, the homeland left behind, and the unfinished journey to a new place to call home. Here is an opportunity to engage with the art, our own history, and to playfully explore what home means for each one of us. The evening will be led by Susanna Pain, InterPlay Australia CoFounder, dancer, artist, priest, and Associate Director, Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture: Liturgy, The Arts and Spiritual Care, who loves to play and open the space for reflection. Bring a journal, an open heart, and comfy clothes. Where? The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton Cost $25 bookings essential to register: susanna.pain@gmail.com mobile: +61 0418637469 website: www.susannapain.com

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St Mark's 2016 Commencement Lecture

St Mark's is pleased to invite you to the 2016 Commencement Lecture with special guest Dr Greg Clarke, CEO of Bible Society

who will be speaking on 'Poison, panadol, placebo: Is the Bible good for society's health?' 7.30pm | 25th February Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton We hope to see you there! St Mark's About Greg Clarke Dr Greg Clarke is a CEO, author, public speaker and academic, interested in religion in contemporary life. With a doctorate in literature from the University of Sydney, he has written books on topics ranging from The Da Vinci Code to the end of the world, from marriage to the life of Jesus. His latest book, The Great Bible Swindle, argues that every Australian needs a working knowledge of the Bible in order to be truly educated. Greg is in demand as a lecturer and media commentator on religious issues. Greg is married with five children and lives in south-east Sydney. In 2010 he became the Chief Executive of Bible Society Australia, and was before then a Founding Director of the Centre for Public Christianity in Sydney. Greg splits his time between management, writing, media work, and academia. His passion is for creative, intelligent discussion of the deeper issues of life.

ART: BOUNDARIES AND BELIEFS. A LECTURE BY THE REV'D DR ROD PATTENDEN THURSDAY 3 MARCH 730PM

This illustrated lecture will begin with ‘Home’, an exhibition at the ACC&C, and then include a

range of Australian artists who explore boundaries, with responses ranging from controversy to inclusion. Can art help us be at home with one another? The Reverend Dr Rod Pattenden is an art historian and theologian. For many years he has been the Chair of the Blake Prize, exploring Australian spirituality through contemporary art. Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall St, Barton

DIOCESAN CARAVAN, CAMPING & CABIN WEEKEND

Riverglade Caravan Park in Tumut, 4th-6th March 2016. The Reverend Peter Adkins from BCA

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will lead the Bible reflections and share stories of the church in remote Australia. All enquiries to the Reverend John Jenner (Rector, Temora) at temoraanglican@bigpond.com or 0428 680 930.

SCRIPTURE UNION (SUACT) MINISTRY TRAINING MORNING

St Georges Anglican Pearce

5th March 9:30-1pm.

International Ministry Trainer Clayton Fergie will helping you work through what the purpose of your ministry is and how to make it more effective. Don't miss this amazing opportunity! Free. To

register go to www.suact.goregister.com.au

COMMUNITY-BASED CITIZENS RALLIES AGAINST LIGHT RAIL IN CANBERRA

8, 9 and 10 March 4:30-6pm Civic square outside the Legislative Assembly

Show you care - save our city from this unnecessary, costly and destructive project. Bring your own placard. Further info: rollingrally@canthetram.org (We are a collective of ordinary citizens against the tram project)

REGENERATION DINNER 2016 Featuring the Idea of North and Clayton Fergie SCRIPTURE UNION ACT

The Regeneration Dinner is our annual fundraising night where we invite our supporters to host tables of their friends and church members. It’s a fantastic opportunity to hear about SU ACT’s ministry and plans for the future. There’s also top quality entertainment and food. There is no charge to attend but it is a fundraising dinner, so you will be asked to make a donation at the end of the evening to support our important ministry. The Dinner will be held at the Hellenic Club, 1 Matilda Street, Phillip, ACT. Please come along at 6:30pm. The formal part of the evening will finish at 9:30pm.

https://suact.goregister.com.au/regenerationdinner2016/registration/

ST PATRICK'S DAY ECUMENICAL SERVICE

Saturday 12 March at Noon.

The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15

Blackall Street, Barton ACT

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COMMONWEALTH DAY MULTI-FAITH CELEBRATION

The Governor-General will attend. Monday 14 March, 11.00am

The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton ACT

AUSTRALIAN RELIGIOUS THOUGHT - BOOK LAUNCH AND EXPERT PANEL DISCUSSION

Wayne Hudson is a Research Professor at the ACC&C and the Public and Contextual Strategic

Research Centre, CSU. This book contests the standard interpretation of Australian history. It also fills a major gap in the literature, arguing that there was much more religious thought in Australia than historians have imagined and that much of it was interesting and important. The book also challenges the distinction between sacred and secular in Australia. After the launch a panel of experts will discuss whether Australia now needs to understand itself in post-secular terms. Event details: Wednesday 16 March, 6.30pm, The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton ACT

WUNGAMAA PUBLIC LECTURE The ACC&C and CSU, together with the Wiradjuri Council of Elders and the Wiradjuri

Christian Development Ministries, sponsor this annual lecture and commemoration to recognise and celebrate the work of Pastor Cec Grant (Wungamaa). The 2016 lecture will be delivered by Pastor Neville Lilley,

who has had a long association with the Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship. The lecture, which will commence at 7.00pm, will be preceded by a commemorative gathering and meal at the ACC&C from 4.30pm. Event details: Friday 18 March, 7.00pm, The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street, Barton ACT

GOOD FRIDAY ECUMENICAL SERVICE

Friday 25 March, 11.00am, The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall Street,

Barton ACT

DESERT RETREAT FOR BODY AND SOUL

Sunday after lunch to Friday after breakfast. With Susanna Pain. Come rest, play and reflect in the expansiveness of

our magnificent central desert. Beside ancient red rocks, under giant river gum trees, in the sand, and around open fires we will be silent, move, make art, sing and tell stories that connect us with ourselves, each other and the spirit of the land herself. Immerse yourself… Information and expressions of interest: $950 all inclusive – tuition, materials, food, accommodation, fuel, TLC. 5 nights, 5 days. $100 deposit to secure a place, special rates for locals. Susanna Pain 0418 637 459 susanna.pain@gmail.com

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2016 LAY MINISTRY CONVENTION The 2016 Lay Ministry Convention with Mike and Sally Breen is called, Listening to Jesus. Mike and Sally are world class leaders who will teach and train us to live out the life of the Kingdom of God practically every day.

Because the Kingdom is so important to all Christians this convention is open to anyone, whether lay or ordained, who is interested in exercising their call in God’s world, the marketplace, family or congregational life more effectively. To register online visit the www.trybooking.comJPPU

ST MARY IN THE VALLEY EVENTS RECENT UPDATES INCLUDED FOR YOUR DIARY:

Leprosy Mission morning tea Sunday 21 February 2016

Reports due for AGM Sunday 21 February 2016

Community Fair Planning meeting, Monday 22 February 2016 (7pm)

Q&A Refugee Forum Panel Discussion about Resettlement and Support. 1 March 2016 (7.30pm)

First Aid Course, Saturday 5 March 2016

Parish Annual General Meeting Sunday 6 March 2016 (11am)

Canberra Day Public Holiday Monday 14 March 2016

“Reel” Church, GODSPELL, Saturday 19 March 2016 (6.30pm)

Palm Sunday 20 March 2016

Parish 33rd Birthday cake after both services Palm Sunday 20 March 2016

Holy Week Services 21-24 March 2016 (7.30pm each day)

Easter Services

Easter morning breakfast Sunday 27 March 2016 (8.00am)

Wedding Colin Dundon and Jeanette Tunks, Saturday 2 April 2016 (11am)

School Holidays 9 – 25 April 2016

Dedication of the Centre for Peace, Justice and Reconciliation, Sunday 10 April 2016 (11am)

School Holiday Film at Friday Morning Cuppa, 15 April 2016 (10.00am)

ANZAC Day Monday 25 April 2016

Fairtrade coffee & chocolate taste testing Saturday 30 April 2016 (10.00am)

Cathedral Convention 6-7 May 2016

Ascension service TBA 5 or 8 May 2016

Bishop’s Dinner. 13 May 2016 (anniversary of our declaration as a special district is early May).

Pentecost services and Parish Welcome Lunch Sunday 15 May 2016

Trinity Sunday 22 May 2016

Clergy Conference 23-27 May 2016

Breakfast event Saturday 28 May 2016 with speaker Rev’d Susanna Pain (8.30am)

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Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday 13 June 2016

Wine and Cheese Night – a “winter warmer” Saturday 18 June 2016

School Holidays 2-17 July 2016

Indigenous family place walk (celebrating NAIDOC Week) Sunday 3 July 2016 (Noon)

School Holiday Film at Friday Morning Cuppa, 8 July 2016 (10.00am)

Patronal Festival & lunch Sunday 14 August 2016

Clergy Retreat 15-19 August 2016

High Tea and Vintage Fashion event, Saturday 3 September 2016 (3pm)

SYNOD 9-11 September 2016

Breakfast Event with speaker Archdeacon Wayne Brighton, Saturday 17 September 2016 (8.30am)

School Holidays 24 September to 9 October 2016

Social Justice Sunday, Connect2Church Sunday and special Parish Welcome Lunch 25 September 2016

Public Holiday 26 September 2016

St Michael’s Day Service Thursday 29 September 2016

Public Holiday 3 October 2016

School Holiday Film at Friday Morning Cuppa, 7 October 2016 (10.00am)

Church Picnic at Lanyon Homestead Sunday 23 October 2015 (12.30pm)

All Saints Sunday and Defence Sunday 6 November 2016

Community Fair, Saturday 12 November 2016

Christ the King Sunday 20 November 2016

Christmas Decorating Friday 25 November 2016 (6.30pm)

First Advent Sunday 27 November 2015

Volunteers’ Thankyou event Sunday 4 December 2016

Sunday Kid’s Club presentations Sunday 11 December 2016

Calwell Community Carols Friday 16 December 2016

Parish Centre Anniversary BBQ and Christmas Carols Service Sunday 18 December 2016

ALSO CHECK REGULAR SCHEDULED EVENTS (SEE PEW SHEET) Would you like to book in an event? Please fill out an Event Risk Management Declaration Form (to be found under the health & safety notice board) & it will go to Parish Council for approval

FIRST AID TRAINING at the Parish Centre Provide First Aid (HLTAID003 Flexible) (also known as Senior First Aid, Workplace Level 2, and Provide First Aid) This course covers a broad range of topics to enable participants to confidently manage emergency situations and apply life saving skills. It also covers the most common first aid injuries and illnesses that you might be called upon to deal with. The Provide First Aid qualification remains current for three years, although St John and the Australian Resuscitation Council both recommend refreshing CPR skills annually.

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This special edition of the course incorporates Provide an emergency response in an education and care setting (HLTAID004) Provide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting (HLTAID004) is a course specifically designed to meet the needs of people working in the childcare and early childhood learning industry. This course is tailored towards anyone working with children. It covers child specific first aid in many high-risk areas such as anaphylaxis and asthma as well as common injuries and resuscitation. The Australian Children’s Education & Care Authority (ACECQA) has endorsed HLTAID004 as meeting their requirements for anaphylaxis, asthma, and first aid training. (This includes accreditations for 22099VIC and 22024VIC Asthma and Anaphylaxis) Instructor Dr Phil Ohman Saturday 5 March 2016 10am to 6pm (morning and afternoon tea, sandwiches for lunch provided) Cost per person for $150 ($130 concession) Register at www.trybooking.com/KNLG (credit card payments are accepted).

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