Sleepover

No Guides Tuesday 

Sleepover

Just a reminder due to sleepover next weekend we have cancelled guides Tuesday night. 

All sleepover forms can be emailed (making sure both sides are scanned) to Bickie on Tamara.rees@dtrservices.com.au.

If you cannot scan – send a photo of both sides or drop me an email to give me details. Or ask for my address to drop off.

Numbers for sleepover are needed before Wednesday so that catering & programming can commence. 

Sleepover @ Hall (19th -20th September 2015)

August Action, Gumnuts, Juniors, Seniors, Service, Sleepover

Parents / Guardians,

Here is the information about the sleepover at the hall plus our August Action event. We will be running a “Walk-a-Thon” on the Sunday around the park behind the hall for the juniors & seniors will be venturing off further. Please read the post about August Action so you know more about what we are doing. Thank you Bickie

Sleepover @ Hall details are: –

When: 19th September 3pm till 20th September 2:30pm

Cost: $25 (includes all food) – RSVP by 8th September for catering purposes

What to Bring: see “Kit List” below

ADM27: This form is essential (your daughter can only attend if this double sided form is filled out correctly)

CAMP KIT LIST Junior Guides Sleepover at Hall

ADM27 for Sleepover at Hall August 2015

August Action is here!

August Action, Gumnuts, Juniors, Seniors, Service, Sleepover

August Action is a chance for you to fundraise for things that are important to
you. The money we will raise will go to two places. Half of the money will go to a
Central Charity that all the Guides around Victoria will be fundraising for – in
2015 this charity is ROMAC. The other half of the money will go where ever
our Unit decides – start thinking……….

Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC)

ROMAC has been in operation for over 25 years. Assisted by many Australian and New Zealand surgeons who generously donate their time free for the treatment of our patients, this humanitarian program has provided over 350 children from more than 20 developing countries with urgent medical treatment that has given them new hope.
Mission
To provide medical treatment for children from developing countries in the form of life
saving and/or dignity restoring surgery not accessible to them in their home country.
Objectives
To provide hope where there is no hope
To restore dignity to human life
To save or transform the lives of children from developing countries.
To provide the best possible medical and surgical expertise
www.romac.org.au