I helped support the hearts in rugby foundation through the 50/50 raffle buy selling tickets at a rugby game in Suncorp stadium. This foundation helps people who have had a serious injury playing rugby which affects their everyday lives. The money raised will help these people live their day to day lives easier. It was a great experience to help people in need and am grateful for the opportunity

Today I went to the rugby game and sold tickets for the 50-50 organisation. All proceeds raised went to heartsinrugby foundation

I attended the reds 5050 raffle selling for hearts in rugby

We worked with 50/50 raffle at the Reds Vs Waratahs game. We raised more than 10k half of which has gone to Hearts in Rugby Union.

On wednesday the 12th of march, I attended the sexual health talk in the chapel on contraception methods and STIs.

I did the raffle selling today for the 50/50 charity foundation, we raised $340 for the charity.

We worked the 50/50 raffle at the Reds vs Waratahs game. We raised over 10 grand. Eva and i raised $450

Volunteering at the Rotary packing medical supplies, children’s books, and baby bundles to be sent to PNG.

We went to a sexual health talk to learn about consent and safety measures sex.

Today I attended the Reds vs Waratahs game with the 50/50 charity to sell raffle tickets to people at the game, Charlie and I raised $450 for the 50/50 charity!

We sold raffle tickets at Suncorp Stadium for the 50/50 foundation with proceeds going towards the Hearts in Rugby charity.

We walked around Suncorp stadium selling tickets for the 50/50 foundation! This was heaps of fun and sold lots of tickets :))

We packed boxes full of maternal health and educational books for people in PNG! We also continued to pack bags with maternal resources for those in need. Thoroughly enjoyed giving back to the community :))

We backed primary school library books for PNG and packed baby care packs. 😊

Today I attended the sexual heath talk about STIs and contraceptive methods in the chapel with a super knowledgeable and kind speaker, the talk was great and really informative!

On March 2nd, i contributed to clean up Australia Day! We walked along the river collecting rubbish to unsure that our environment is clean!

Elle, Sydney and I dedicated our morning to help the greater good of our community in “Clean-up Australia Day”

Sunday was our first come and try MRP (Modified Rugby Program) day. MRP is a program in which people with cognitive disabilities and physical disabilities come together to be apart of a community as we teach them skill such as kicking, throwing and catching a ball. But most importantly how to socialise and talk to like minded peers. I am a Coach for Wests Rugby club and we train on Friday nights and Games are Saturday Mornings.