Casual Disability Support Worker Positions and Casual Residential Services Support Worker Positions.

CTC Disability Services - CROSB (Community Respite Options South Burnett) provides services to meet the respite and family support needs of people with a disability living in the South Burnett region.

CTC Residential Services provides 24/7 residential care and support for children/young people with complex support needs. For further information or to lodge an expression of interest in a casual support worker position with either of these services please email angief@sbctc.com.au.

From time to time CTC holds information sessions for people who have expressed an interest in working in either service.

The next Residential Services information session will be held on 23 July.

 Please contact angief@sbctc.com.au for details.

The Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999 (EOWW Act) has been renamed the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (WGE Act) to put a focus on promoting and improving gender equality and outcomes for both men and women in the workplace.  The Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency has been renamed the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) to reflect this new focus.

All non-public sector employers with 100 or more employees are required to report annually under the WGE Act and to inform its employees and members that it has lodged its report with the Agency and advise how the report may be accessed.

CTC has lodged their report today based on the number of staff employed as at CTC Day (19 April 2013).  The report can be accessed via the following link and it has also been uploaded on the CTC Intranet today:-  WGE Workplace Profile Report.  Any comments on our report can be fedback to Janet Champney: janet@sbctc.com.au or direct to the Agency.

National Volunteer Week — Thanks 1.2 million

The 1.2 million Queenslanders who volunteer help make this state great. We need your help during National Volunteer Week, from 13 to 19 May, to say thanks to all the volunteers who have made a difference in your organisation this year.

National Volunteer Week is the biggest celebration of volunteers in Australia. You can get involved by planning an event to thank your volunteers for their efforts where you could present them with a Certificate of Recognition, or you might send them a thank you e-card.

The Queensland Government is proud to sponsor Volunteering Queensland's National Volunteer Week events and activities. Events include the 'One Big Thank You' morning tea, which acknowledges volunteers from around Queensland for their volunteering efforts, and a forum for volunteer managers. To find out more about the program of events, visit Volunteering Queensland.

For more information about volunteering or to access the Certificate of Recognition and thank you e-card visit http://www.volunteering.qld.gov.au/. From recruitment and retention to volunteer training, this website has all the information volunteer managers need.

Building Strong Resilient Communities

15th May 2013 @ 7:00pm
Murgon Town Hall, Gore Street, Murgon

Wake up to what really matters!!

 
Amanda with her infectious, enthusiastic, energetic and humorous style will connect, education, entertain and invole her audience, making them laugh while learning effectie new skills that support individuals and the community in building strength and resiliency. Click here for more information.

For more information on Amanda click here to go to her website.