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ASVA- Griffith University Chapter

Locality: Nathan

Address: 170 Kessels Rd 4111 Nathan, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 O-week catch up this afternoon at the Nathan Uni bar. 4:30-6pm hope to see you. Hope to see you this arvo! If you cant make it dont stress more events to come in week 2!

24.01.2022 For those interested, Griffith ASVA members have been invited to attend the following event. It will be a good opportunity to network with like-minded people. To attend please comment below by March 27. https://events.griffith.edu.au//registration-56ad737668464

23.01.2022 A big thank you to everyone who recently supported ASVA at Grilld in Browns Plains by putting your tokens in our jar. We ended up coming in 3rd place which mea...ns that we raised $100. So we certainly cant complain about that! To show our appreciation, we will be using that $100 to host a BBQ for student veterans and their families on Saturday 1 July in New Farm Park, Brunswick Street, Brisbane. All food and soft drink will be provided free of charge (feel free to BYO alcoholic beverages). The BBQ will be a great opportunity to network with other student veterans from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, so make sure you drop in and say hello! We look forward to seeing you there. Cheers, ASVA Team

23.01.2022 Australia's biggest student employability initiative has been launched on the Coast. www.7News.com.au #7News

20.01.2022 ASVA members were very glad to be guests tonight at the Giffith University Friends of the Library documentary event. Adele Bennett, Griffith alumnus and filmmaker presents the Sixty Feet of Freedom project. The film documents three injured veterans as they face their fears and take on the challenge of scuba diving. With Petit St. Vincent in The Grenadines as a backdrop, these heroes are given a passport to another world where their injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are weightless. This film showcases and explores how scuba diving can be a means of therapy for those suffering from PTSD.

20.01.2022 Australias biggest student employability initiative has been launched on the Coast. www.7News.com.au #7News

20.01.2022 A big thank you to everyone who recently supported ASVA at Grill'd in Browns Plains by putting your tokens in our jar. We ended up coming in 3rd place which mea...ns that we raised $100. So we certainly can't complain about that! To show our appreciation, we will be using that $100 to host a BBQ for student veterans and their families on Saturday 1 July in New Farm Park, Brunswick Street, Brisbane. All food and soft drink will be provided free of charge (feel free to BYO alcoholic beverages). The BBQ will be a great opportunity to network with other student veterans from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, so make sure you drop in and say hello! We look forward to seeing you there. Cheers, ASVA Team

19.01.2022 What a great day!

18.01.2022 Help us reach out to ex-service men and women at Southern Cross Universitys Gold Coast campus, Griffith Universitys Nathan/Mount Gravatt campuses, and the Aus...tralian Catholic Universitys Banyo Campus by clicking on the link below. By donating you will be part of a movement that transforms ex-service personnels lives through the power of education http://www.asva.com.au/australianstudentveteransassociation

17.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/StudentProblems/videos/1169206399872758/

16.01.2022 ATTENTION ALL STUDENT VETERANS STUDYING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND!!! Due to overwhelming interest from UQ student veterans we have decided to create a Facebook group exclusively for UQ students! (ERRMAGUDDD!) So please, if youre studying at UQ click on the link below and start connecting with others on campus!... https://www.facebook.com/groups/1888045134774222/requests/

16.01.2022 ASVA members were very glad to be guests tonight at the Giffith University Friends of the Library documentary event. Adele Bennett, Griffith alumnus and filmmaker presents the Sixty Feet of Freedom project. The film documents three injured veterans as they face their fears and take on the challenge of scuba diving. With Petit St. Vincent in The Grenadines as a backdrop, these heroes are given a passport to another world where their injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are weightless. This film showcases and explores how scuba diving can be a means of therapy for those suffering from PTSD.

15.01.2022 We hope everyone had a good day yesterday and was able to catch-up with some mates.

14.01.2022 Finally Australian Story is covering the REAL battlers: first year Uni Students Collective Noun

13.01.2022 Big announcement! With our partners at La Trobe University, we are about to begin a national research project into veteran education in Australia! This project is backed by the federal government and will be invaluable to our community. For the first time, we will have a data-based platform to advocate for tertiary support, services and opportunities for veterans from the institutional to legislative level, nationwide. If youd like to participate via interview or survey, please inbox us or comment - your support is what will make this a success! Tag your mates, too! Thanks!

12.01.2022 A big thank you to everyone who recently supported ASVA at Grill'd in Browns Plains by putting your tokens in our jar. We ended up coming in 3rd place which mea...ns that we raised $100. So we certainly can't complain about that! To show our appreciation, we will be using that $100 to host a BBQ for student veterans and their families on Saturday 1 July in New Farm Park, Brunswick Street, Brisbane. All food and soft drink will be provided free of charge (feel free to BYO alcoholic beverages). The BBQ will be a great opportunity to network with other student veterans from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, so make sure you drop in and say hello! We look forward to seeing you there. Cheers, ASVA Team

12.01.2022 We hope everyone had a good day yesterday and was able to catch-up with some mates.

10.01.2022 Hey all! We are organising a BBQ at Nathan campus Sunday March 12 @ 11-2pm (or 1100-1400 for those who cant tell civilian time). This will be an informal get together to welcome new members. We will also be discussing what activities everybody would be interested in for the year. If you havent already, if you could bring your membership fee of $10 that would be GREAT! Hope to see you all there!!!!!!!!!!!

10.01.2022 What are your thoughts? Is black the new black?

07.01.2022 Were incredibly excited to announce that ASVA has officially received charitable status from the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). Th...e ACNC is the independent national regulator of charities and is responsible for maintaining, protecting and enhancing public trust and confidence in the not-for-profit sector through increased accountability and transparency. Its important to note that not all not-for-profits tick the boxes to receive charity status so we are incredibly proud of our team for putting in the time and effort over the past six months to ensure ASVAs compliance with ACNC governance standards. To find out more about ASVAs charitable status visit https://www.acnc.gov.au/RN52B75Q

05.01.2022 Hello everyone, we have exciting news!!! ASVA will be setting up market stalls at university campuses throughout Brisbane next month during orientation week. At... this stage we will be at the following campuses: ACU (Banyo Campus): Monday 20th & Wednesday 22nd February Griffith University: Tuesday 21st February (Nathan), Monday 27th February (South Bank), Tuesday 28th February (Mount Gravatt), and Thursday 2nd March (Nathan). In regards to QUT - we have recently submitted an application to set up stalls at QUTs Gardens Point & Kelvin Grove campuses, so fingers crossed we hear back from them soon! In regards to UQ - unfortunately they charge a $750 daily fee to set up a stall which is a bit out of our price range (but maybe next year). So please, come and visit us at our stalls and have a chat!

05.01.2022 Anyone who has served one day in the full-time ADF will soon be able to get treatment for any mental health condition under DVA arrangements, whether the condit...ion is related to service or not. Our mental health spend is demand-driven and not capped. Where someone seeks treatment, they will get it. For immediate assistance call Veterans and Veterans Families Counselling Service on 1800 011 046 at any time, or call us on 133 254 (1800 555 254 for regional areas). More info here: bit.ly/2sQGOHY

05.01.2022 Help us reach out to ex-service men and women at Southern Cross University's Gold Coast campus, Griffith University's Nathan/Mount Gravatt campuses, and the Aus...tralian Catholic University's Banyo Campus by clicking on the link below. By donating you will be part of a movement that transforms ex-service personnel's lives through the power of education http://www.asva.com.au/australianstudentveteransassociation

03.01.2022 Anyone who has served one day in the full-time ADF will soon be able to get treatment for any mental health condition under DVA arrangements, whether the condit...ion is related to service or not. Our mental health spend is demand-driven and not capped. Where someone seeks treatment, they will get it. For immediate assistance call Veterans and Veterans Families Counselling Service on 1800 011 046 at any time, or call us on 133 254 (1800 555 254 for regional areas). More info here: bit.ly/2sQGOHY

02.01.2022 A quick thank you to those who have used the Co-op Bookshop link via our website! Every time you purchase your textbooks from the Co-op Bookshop via our page, ...we receive a small commission. Your purchases so far have recently allowed us to invest in some promotional material for our upcoming orientation activities! So please, if you are wanting to buy any textbooks for next semester visit www.asva.org.au - click on the Co-op banner, and shop away!