Went to the Sex Ed talk and learnt about green and red flags in relationships. Useful information about what a healthy relationship looks, feels and sounds like and what an unhealthy relationship looks feels and sounds like.

I just went to the sex ed talk about green flags today, it was really interesting.

Today, (Wed 19th) I attended the sexual health talk in the chapel. We learnt about Healthy relationships and what a healthy relationship really is, it was super informative and great to listen too.

Today i went to the Healthy Relationship talk. We discussed what are the most important attributes needed for a healthy relationship. We also did activities where we would write on paper as to what unhealthy/healthy relationships would look,sound and feel like.

I attended the first 2 sexual wellbeing workshops. I learnt a lot. Very educational and a very good workshops.

I went to the sex ed talk last week and it was very interesting - (sorry I didn’t take a photo!)

I went to the 50/50 raffle and sold raffle tickets. It was lots of fun and it felt good to help the Hearts in Rugby Charity.

I volunteered for the 50/50 Reds Raffle. The raffle was for the Hearts for Union foundation which aims to support rugby players who have been injured. I raised a total of 470 dollars with Sophie!

I volunteered to sell tickets for the 50/50 raffle at Suncorp Stadium for the Reds vs Waratahs rugby game. Selling tickets raised money for Hearts in Rugby, an organisation supporting the families of people injured playing rugby. In volunteering, my partner and I raised over $400 which undoubtedly went to a good cause.

I was inspired by the Queensland Trust for Nature’s story on how the Containers for Change refunds can be donated to charities. QTFN uses these funds to buy and install nest boxes for Australian wildlife. Have my $8.20!!!!

50-50 Charity Raffle Volunteering At the 50-50 charity raffle event, I contributed by selling raffle tickets to support individuals and families affected by serious rugby injuries. This initiative helps provide financial assistance to those who can no longer work due to their injuries. By volunteering, I played a small part in raising funds and awareness for a meaningful cause. It was a great experience being part of a team working towards something bigger than ourselves, and it reinforced the importance of giving back to the community in practical ways.

I assisted the college on Clean up Australia day by walking around the college and picking up any litter or rubbish that was in the college. It made me feel really good by cleaning up the river bank that was particularly likely to damage the river system.