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Mission of Hope Cadets |
| For Girls and Boys |
| NOW ON: Every Monday after school during School Terms |
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| Start Date |
30/04/2007 |
| End Date |
01/12/2007 |
| Start Time |
17:00:00 |
| End Time |
19:00:00 |
| Venue |
Australian Islamic Mission
25-27 Matthews Street, Punchbowl
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| Cost |
$3 per child or $5 per family - weekly rate |
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| Details |
The Youth Council of St John Ambulance Australia (N.S.W.) in conjunction with Mission of Hope is working to establish a St John Cadet Division for young Muslim girls and boys within the Canterbury-Bankstown area.
The St John Cadet Programmes focus on teaching first aid, health care, leadership and life skills with fantastic opportunities to meet new people, experience new things and of course… have fun!
The St John Cadet Movement is for all young people from 8 to 18 years, with great opportunities for those interested in leadership. It's all about making the most of your time, having fun and meeting new people, all through programmes that will encourage discovery, adventure and learning.
As a St John Cadet, your son or daughter, brother or sister will develop leadership and social skills in a spirit of community service. These are considered an important part of a Cadet's learning experience.
In addition to basic first aid training offered to Cadets the total programme includes fostering leadership and encouraging physical and mental development by promoting public service and the spirit of adventure. Cadets are also encouraged to become proficient in any of 31 activities (Proficiency Badges) which include a variety of subjects such as Aboriginal Studies, Boating and Animal Care and participate in camps, sports and other activities.
St Johns Cadet uniforms have been approved to be re-designed to be culturally appropriate for Muslim females.
The Junior Programme, specifically for 8-11 year olds, offers a unique opportunity for young children to meet, have fun and learn practical skills along the way.
As a St John Junior, the girls and boys will be trained in basic First Aid and safety, in a supervised, fun and caring atmosphere.
You'll have the chance to earn Grade and Interest badges, which are achieved in a variety of including; Cycling, Fire safety, Cookery and Nutrition and Road and Home Safety.
We are a membership based organisation - that means it's something you join, something you belong to and are a part of. We have a growing membership of about 3000 young people in New South Wales.
The programme of a typical Cadet Division includes:
First-aid
Family care
Proficiency badge training
Activities
Camps and excursions
Public duties
Leadership
Instructional technique
How you can get involved?
1. If you would like to be trained by St Johns to become a Cadet Trainer to facilitate the program, please email your expression of interest to the program co-ordinator below.
Note: All Trainers volunteer their time for the program
2. If your know a family member who would be interested in participating as part of the cadets program, please email.
- Usual attendance is a 2 hour per week program, after school, during the regular school term periods.
-Minimal fees will apply
With peace,
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Mobinah Ahmed
0405 558 293
cadets@missionofhope.org.au
Mission of Hope Cadets Program Co-ordinator |
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| Downloads |
 Cadets Information Leaflet
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| Health Professional's Handbook |
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Mission of Hope has many projects that require sponsorship. For more information email info@missionofhope.org.au
Donations
Donate to Mission of Hope.
Acct Name: Mission of Hope
BSB: 062191
Account No: 10300318
Commonwealth Bank
All donations are tax deductible
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