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Royal Hutt River
Legion Hon. Colonel in Chief - HRH Prince Richard |
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"AFTER ACTION" Second Quarter Reports 2013 April – June 2013 |
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Royal Hutt River Legion - Command HQ
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Headquarters Command has been busy this quarter in promoting the RHRL, collecting and providing various used goods for charity dispersal, collecting books, magazines and DVD's which need to be sorted and then recipients sourced. Some of the actions carried out this quarter have been:
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HRH Service, |
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1st Barton Platoon |
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I am pleased to supply the quarterly report for April - June 2013, from the Royal Hutt River Legion (RHRL) – 1st Barton Platoon. In the January to March 2013 1st Barton Platoon Quarterly Report four priorities were established; Recruitment; Continuing to provide food for homeless people; Continuing to provide books, magazines and toys for community organizations and Explore ways of supporting Armadale Health Service. While recruitment remains slow the last three priorities have been implemented, as the report below will demonstrate. Activities April to June 2013
Busy bee to prepare
books for donation to the Armadale Health Service. Books donated by Maureen
Barton, Amanda Casselton, Mark Chowan, Pamela Searle and Isabel Smith.
Lt. Barton, Legionnaire Oliver with support from Maureen Barton donated books and magazines to community service organizations. Donated copies of The Weekend Australian Magazine to the LAMP Inc Drop-in Centre in Bridgetown. Donated a copy of The Newsletter Editor’s Handbook to the Ethnic Communities Council of WA. Donated six boxes of new and second hand books to the Addie Mills Centre in Gosnells. Donated junior and young adult books to Starick Services who provide accommodation and advocacy for women and children escaping domestic violence.
Donated 100 new and second hand books and magazines to the Mental Health Inpatient Unit of the Armadale Health Service. Lt Barton and Legionnaire Oliver delivered the books.
Donated an Office of Multicultural Interests publication Cultural Diversity in Western Australia; A Demographic Profile to the Manjimup Public Library. Donated a copy of the journal Foreign Affairs to the Manjimup Public Library. Donated a copy of Dracula; Adapted for Younger Readers to the City of South Perth Public Library. Donated a copy of Islamic Art to the Augusta – Margaret River Public Library. Donated a book, Otto Wagner, to the Mount Lawley Campus, Central Institute of Technology.
Lt. Barton and Pamela Searle provided food to 19 homeless people begging in inner city Perth. Legionnaire Oliver brought warm clothes for a homeless person.
Lt. Barton provided a social worker employed by the WA Community Health Service with the contact details of the Warren Blackwood Human Services Network. Lt. Barton provided a Pakistani woman interested in voluntary work with refugees with the contact details of Perth organizations working with refugees. Lt Barton provided website of the National Library of Australia Online Catalogue to a migrant looking for books on Australia.
Lt. Barton helped set up the Country Women’s Association stand at the Manjimup Senior’s Expo.
Collected a week’s supply of food to a disabled person who had lost her money. Organized by Lt Barton, food provided by Amanda Casselton, Mark Chowan and David Whiteford.
Legionnaire Oliver helped Ethiopian refugee to prepare his CV and a job application. Lt Barton proof-read an article for the website of Benevolent Hands, a self help group for refugees from Iraq. Lt Barton donated copies of The Weekend Australian Magazine and a copy of the 2012 edition of the Directory of Australian Associations to Benevolent Hands. Pamela Searle donated a microwave oven to Benevolent Hands.
Legionnaire Oliver assisted a mentally ill person with short term accommodation and food.
Pamela Searle weeded a pensioner’s garden. Pamela Searle drove two seniors to and from the ANZAC Day ceremony in the City of Perth.
Lt Barton provided a Geraldton woman visiting Perth who had lost her money with petrol and food for her return journey.
Legionnaire Oliver transported a single mother suffering from a back injury from Thornlie to Royal Perth Hospital and back. Pamela Searle collected a cancer patient who needed to come to Perth for treatment from Kalgoorlie and drove her back to her home when her appointment was completed. During a second visit to the City for treatment, by the same patent, Ms Searle drove her too and from appointments.
Yours in HRH
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Photo's of RCH Presentation to Dame Maha Abdulmunem Mohammed representing Benevolent Hands Inc. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Lt Sir Richard Barton Presents the RCH to Dame Maha Abdulmunem Mohammed |
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Friends who attended enjoy afternoon tea. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Book presentation to
Armadale Health Service (Courtesy AHS) |
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Lt Sir Richard Barton with Andrew Nesci, A/Operations Manager, Armadale Mental Health Service |
Lt Sir Richard Barton with (L) Dr Peter Morton, A/Clinical Director (R) Andrew Nesci, A/Operations Manager, Armadale Mental Health Service |
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