Swiss Community Care Society
c/- Erika Vincent
181 Kunghur Creek Road
Kunghur NSW 2484
Phone 02 6679 7210
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QUEENSLAND CHAPTER A.B.N. 28 446 153 022


Dear Members, Supporters and Swiss Compatriots,
Our Buderim Lunch has past and it was a great success, so many new faces. The Yodeler’s and Children’s dance group kept us entertained, and the caterer’s and staff outdid themselves again, many Thanks.
The Committee has decided that our AGM will be held before the Christmas Lunch like last year. It was great to have so many of you attending. This way we get the feeling that everyone is interested in what we do. We will send out a News letter a couple of weeks before to remind you of the time and date.
We have a few members who have been ill and some where in and out of Hospital we wish you all a speedy recovery.
Through Hans Heer, we heard that Albert Binggeli of Gatton has past away on March 14th 2010. Our Sympathy goes to Ula, family and friends.
Until we meet again I wish you good health, be happy and above all keep smiling, Lorly


Our Mission Statement:

To provide relief, assistance, support and social contact for needy, seniors and lonely members of the Swiss community in Australia and people of Swiss-Australian nationality or background and their families and dependants.

WHAT CAN THE SOCIETY DO FOR YOU?
Visit the sick in hospital and provide support and encouragement
for those in difficult circumstances.
Keep in touch with elderly and lonely, and promote contact with
other persons in the community.
Provide financial assistance in cases of hardship, and assist with
identifying other sources of support.
Promote good fellowship among the Swiss and Swiss-Australian
community.
Provide mutual support network.
Contact older members of the community on their birthdays
and Christmas.
Raise awareness of the needs of people in less
fortunate circumstances.
Draw the attention of senior members of the community to the
activities of the Society.

WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR THE SOCIETY?
Alert the Society to cases of hardship of a physical, emotional or
financial nature (your confidentiality will be respected).
Let the committee know if anyone needs contact or assistance.
Sign up, become a financial member of the Society, and get involved.
Make a donation, which is tax-deductible.
Join the volunteer group, and promote contact with people in need.

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