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Trust can take you a long way

During the primary school-aged SUPA Heroes Camp, Zac stood out as a camper who often seemed restless and disengaged, primarily sticking to the sidelines rather than actively participating. However, he found himself comfortable confiding in Jason, one of the camp leaders, whenever he needed guidance or support. Despite […]

03.05.2024|Camps, Western Australia|0 Comments

The best leaders are learners first

Chaplains, interns, Queensland SU trainers and SU Emerge staff from Tasmania, Queensland and WA gathered together at Camp Geo Busselton for intense and practical help in leading small groups via A2B Training. Monique Crabtree reflects on the value of the process below.

What is A2B Training?
A2B stands for journeying with students […]

24.04.2024|Western Australia|0 Comments

Chappy deployed to the scene of school bus crash

When a Victorian school bus carrying primary-aged children crashed causing serious injuries and emotional distress, the local high school responded by sending their own Chaplain and multicultural aid to lend a hand.

Thanks to the backing of supporters like you, Chappy Aloi was able to be in the right place at […]

24.04.2024|Chaplaincy, Victoria|0 Comments

Dads in Debt

You might not expect a boring, old, middle-aged “Dad” like me to be hanging out at GENTS camp, which is a high-powered adventure camp for boys from years 7, 8, 9 and 10, and I wasn’t the only Dad there. There were four of us, who were there as volunteers […]

17.04.2024|Uncategorized|0 Comments

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