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Youth Interest Groups The Bundaberg Regional Council now has two of its planned four Youth Interest Groups now operating. Young people in both Gin Gin and Bundaberg are well on there way to being a voice for young people in their communities. Youth Interest Groups are open to young people 15-23 years, with groups set to be located covering each of the following areas: Bundaberg, Gin Gin, Childers and the Bargara coastal townships of our region. These groups will give young people the opportunity to be a voice for young people and provide input into the decision making processes of Bundaberg Regional Council and other bodies. They can also initiate and coordinate youth related activities and events, as well as act as youth ambassadors to businesses and the wider community. To find out how you can get involved in a Youth Interest Group or to get more information about youth in our community contact Councils Youth Development Officer on 1300 883 699 or check out our webpage on www.bundaberg.qld.gov.au/residents/youth This Bundaberg Region Disability Report and associated Action Plan was initiated by the Bundaberg Disability Sector Network, Bundaberg Community Development Inc and the Bundaberg Regional Council in active consultation with people with a disability their families and carers, community organisations, residents, government agencies and service providers. Detailed collection of information has been undertaken by the Disability Sector network working group and compilation was completed by a Project Officer. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and currency of information contained in this document the working group welcomes any input, feedback and/or corrections to info@bcd.org.au Click here to view the Bundaberg Disability Sector Action Plan
BUNDABERG COMMUNITY GARDEN The community gardens also provide opportunities to educate people on healthy eating, sustainable environments and physical activity as well as provide a place for art projects and community activities. BUNDABERG REGION SOCIAL PLAN Please click here to view Bundaberg Region Social Plan. Please click here to view the Seniors and Ageing Plan. Please click here to view the 2007 Progress Report
INTERAGENCY MINUTES Please click here to view the April 2010 Minutes.
CULTURAL PLAN Please click here to view the Region's Cultural Plan. Please click here to view the Progress Report for November 2006. Please click here to view the Progress Report for 2007. SPORT & RECREATION STRATEGY INSURANCE FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS A new service has been established to provide public liability and other insurance covers to community groups. Click here to find out more! MODERN CLUB MANAGEMENT
In this ever-changing environment, community organisations are constantly required to deliver higher level of outcomes, which on the surface appear daunting to the volunteer committee and board members. Ensure success: With the new financial pressures of public liability, organisations need to continually improve the management of legal responsibilities, service delivery and the decision making process to ensure the longevity of their organisation. In the past, volunteers have been the backbone of an organisation and their success and failings can be directly attributed to their performance. Bundaberg Regional Council in conjunction with Roofayel Sports Consultancy recognises that community organisations need help to meet these mounting expectations and these unprecedented pressures. Manuals & templates: As such Bundaberg Regional Council have set about developing manuals with supporting templates and samples that will systematically take your organisation through the steps that will improve governance, committee development and the volunteer management process and reduce your organisation’s exposure to risk. The authors have designed the documents along side the templates and supporting documentation as a GUIDE ONLY to help community organisations avoid reinventing the wheel, as well as to help them manage their most valuable resource: Volunteers. Users are required to adapt and modify the tools and information provided to met their own specific needs. For further information about the Modern Club Mamangement kit contact the Sport and Recreation Officer on 1300 883 699
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