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As reported in CouncilMinutes20180822, we have a bequest of several thousands of dollars to be used for Community Service. As reported in CouncilMinutes20180822, we have a bequest of several tens of thousands of dollars to be used for "Community Service".

Link to CouncilAgenda20180926

Community Service Bequest 2018

As reported in CouncilMinutes20180822, we have a bequest of several tens of thousands of dollars to be used for "Community Service".

The congregation was asked for ideas in the September monthly Bulletin.

Ideas received

Idea

Why we think it would be great

Who it will serve

Ongoing costs

Other considerations

Suggested by

To replace the 20 year old nanlogue sound system in the worship area with a modern digital system, integrated with the chapel and hall systems. Approx $10,000

This will significantly enhance sound throughout the worship centre and enable a broader and better quality sound for all members, all functions and particularly music.

The entire GWUC community, weddings, funerals and other functions.

Nil once installed.

This will enable a substantial improvement and flexibility of our sound capability.

WarrenGreenwood

Purchase of 2 new ping pong tables and 8 bats with balls would require $1500. $1000 for the tables at regular retail price and $500 for bats with balls.

At present on Mondays and Thursdays at 8pm we have an average of 8 players in the evening, and with more tables we could accommodate greater numbers. Also tournament times planned wil require 4 tables.

Local community members of GWUC as well as the Indonesian Fellowship and Glen Waverley residents.

There should only be replacement of items through general "wear & tear" required.

Badminton and Ping Pong are an excellent opening to church membership

Badminton club, BradyTrewin, AndrewHosking

We could expand our food bank by purchasing a storage shed and securing food supplies from some of my golf mates.

We have a great number of people accessing our food bank at this point.

Homeless and poor currently accessing our welfare services.

Food stuffs would need to be continually sourced.

We need to secure food supply first but this is doable.

BobArgall

To set up a women's choir for the victims of abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence and for those affected by it through family and friends connections. (See also No Excuses choir).

DebLeigh

A men’s group that is open to all ages of men, and of all faith and ethnic background.

Community issues
Men find it difficult to express their feelings
Isolation and loneliness
Problems with family, work, life
Issues relating with others
No one to turn to
Depression
Program
Assist with understanding own emotions
Better connectedness with self and others
Build relationships and peer to peer support
Access to professional support

Engage a counsellor who is passionate in the area of men’s heath, to structure a program (there are a couple of really good ones out there in this space).
Execute program
Several training courses to Church members that are interested
Funding for the first few meetings or until it can become self funded.

TerryChung

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