BCHS Community Newsletter - Other - Page 4
What’s on in August...
Fundraising stars shine bright
BCHS staff and supporters took
to the comfy red couches of the
Star Cinema last month, to raise
funds for the Inroads program.
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Across cinema tickets, raffle
proceeds and some generous
donations, a total of $1158 was
collected. This welcome cash
injection has gone towards
supporting the work of the
Inroads team, which connects
people experiencing or at-risk of
homelessness to all-important
health appointments.
The funds will ensure the team
support their clients to make it
to appointments, which could
mean providing them with a bite
to eat, a cup of coffee, or some
other seemingly small yet
essential item to make their day
more comfortable.
Thanks go to Community Health
Nurse Deb Mayes for taking the
Community Health Nurse Deb with Clare and Rhiannon of the Inroads program.
initiative and coordinating the
film night, and to all the staff
and community members who
came along to hear about the
program and enjoy a film.
We hope to make a fundraising
cinema night an annual BCHS
event as it’s a great way to get
together, and to remind the
community that we’re open
for donations and support for
our programs.
As a not-for-profit organisation,
we put money back into services
and programs, so every
donation can make a difference
to the lives of people in need.
