Residents’ Day
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Introduction
Anglicare Victoria has run a Residents’ Day at Port Fairy and at Apollo Bay in conjunction with the local Anglican Parishes. Both towns felt that they suffered from being inundated by tourists during most of the year. Each Day was attended by over 300 people and resulted in new members for many clubs, new leaders for some clubs and much networking between clubs in a manner never achieved before. The days turned out to be surprisingly successful and enjoyable for the groups involved. These events helped to strengthen the local community by helping locals to be more informed about their recreational options.
Aim
Hold an event which promotes the range of clubs and organizations available to new and disconnected local residents.
Objectives
To provide an opportunity for clubs to promote themselves.
To provide an opportunity for new residents to join clubs
To provide an opportunity for lonely and elderly residents to make new social and special interest, connections.
To hold an activity which only aims at local residents and builds community connectedness.
To provide an opportunity for clubs to recruit new leaders and network with each other.
Concept
On an afternoon / evening in ?
A range of groups could put on displays of their club activities, and outline the range of activities and interests available to the community.
A community groups could put on a display and provide food from a particular culture other than Australia.
Council could have officers and Councillors available to chat to the community.
Likely Date
Week day or week end.
When would more locals come?
Budget
Food
Publicity
Public liability?
Street Closure?
Clean Up?
Are community grants available?
Issues
Public Liability
Invitations
Program balance
Community ownership
Time to organize the event- Feb is getting very close
Organization
Task | Who | Deadline | Achieved |
Agree on concept | PC and AV | Week 12 | |
Identify possible groups to be invited | PC and AV | Week 4 | |
Identify possible organizing partners | PC and AV | Week 8 | |
Identify media | PC | Week 10 | |
Write media plan | AV | Week 8 | |
Check public liability cover. | AV | Week 10 | |
Determine date and tentatively book venue | PC | Week 10 | |
Budget | AV | Week 10 | |
Volunteers | PC | Week8 | |
Determine and appoint Volunteer roles | AV and PC | ||
Review viability of project | PC and AV | Week 8 | |
Send out invitations | PC | Week 7 | |
Start marketing plan | AV | Week 4 | |
Arrange equipment if requires | PC | Week 6 | |
Hold event | PC | Week 0 | |
Evaluate | PC and AV | Week 1+ | |
Meetings | PC and AV | Weeks 12, 8,4, 2 from event |
Have questions? Want help?
Please contact:
The Ministry Development Committee
Chair: The Rev’d Robyn Shackell
drshackell@bigpond.com
0419 365 824
Professional Standards
1800 377 842 [1800 DPS VIC].
A Director of Professional Standards has been appointed to respond to all complaints of abuse by clergy and Church workers.
Episcopal Standards
1800 997 747.
Episcopal Standards complaints may be made against the Bishop of a Diocese. This is different to a Professional Standards complaint.