Bridging Health Inc. in Rockhampton, Queensland | Charitable organisation

Bridging Health Inc.

Locality: Rockhampton, Queensland

Phone: +61 484 637 176

Address: 147 Codd Street 4701 Rockhampton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.bridginghealth.org

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21.01.2022 Hi everyone!! Pies and Lamingtons orders are being taken right now Please be sure to get your order in soon, by messaging us or placing the order with someone who has the order sheets. Thank you to those who have already started making payment online! We love and appreciate your support! Thank you!! Pies available (Family size pies $10): Plain Steak and Onion... Steak and Mushroom Curry Steak and kidney Apple Pineapple Peach Lamingtons available ($15/dozen): Chocolate with Cream Pink lamingtons with cream Plain Chocolate Lamingtons Plain Pink Lamingtons We have intentionally planned it so that pies and lamingtons will last in the freezer until Christmas time, making school holiday dinners and Christmas season so much easier! Group, office and individual orders need to be paid before 5pm on 12th October. Deliveries will be the following week. (Delivery dates for Gracemere, Rockhampton & Yeppoon are supplied at bottom of message). If you would like to pay online, then you may deposit straight into Bridging Health Account: Name: Bridging Health Inc BSB:124 001 Account:219 593 42 Reference: Bernies[+surname]. We also have Square and Paypal options as well. Bernie's Pies have agreed to deliver pies and lamingtons to Yeppoon only if we order more than 20 dozen lamingtons and at least 100 pies. Its a challenge, but we know we can do it!! The deliveries are staggered over three days... Wednesday Oct 21 (Gracemere), Thursday Oct 22 (Rockhampton), Friday Oct 23 (Yeppoon). *Orders close on the 12th October at 5pm*

20.01.2022 Sausage sizzle, hot & cold drinks and cakes at 165 Poinciana Street tonight from 6:30-7:30. EFTPOS facility available! All are welcome! Thank you very much to Aunty Joanne Warkill for donating the soft drinks and water, and to Aunty Kim Bickey for the yummy cakes to sell. Thank you!!

20.01.2022 SUNDAY COFFEE & DINNER This Sunday 29th from 4pm-7:30pm Burgers, Meals, CoffeeSUNDAY COFFEE & DINNER This Sunday 29th from 4pm-7:30pm Burgers, Meals, Coffee

18.01.2022 What a celebration

16.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who came down for a meal and a drink tonight, and to Aunty Jo and Aunty Kim who donated drinks and cakes to help raise more money. We raised a profit of $470.00 tonight! Thank you everyone. We will be back again in two weeks, on October 11th at RCLM, 165 Poinciana Street from 6:30-7:30. Again, all are welcome!

16.01.2022 Our Treasurer & Membership Coordinator, Joanne Warkill, just sent through information about these T-shirts created by iamsouthsea and featured on their Instagram page. There are limited numbers, and they are sure to go quick. The T-shirt’s are $50 each and you can place your order and get payment details at: [email protected]... As both Ricco & Joanne are descendants of family who were stolen from Vanuatu to work on the cane fields of Queensland, we congratulate iamsouthsea for creating products that continue to raise public awareness of Australian South Sea Islander history in Australia and the vibrant communities ASSI have helped to create. We celebrate with you, and thank you for your ongoing work!

16.01.2022 Last night Ricco & Michelle drove down to Brisbane to meet up with Kellie Kadaoui, from a Rotary youth initiative Paying It Forward to begin preliminary talks about taking school students to Tanna to assist in creating healthier communities. Kellie has a great deal of experience, having taken many groups of students on meaningful and life-impacting student working holidays overseas. The students have participated in a wide variety of projects, and we look forward to partnering with Paying it Forward, and seeing the people of Tanna and the students receiving the mutual benefits and reward from working together. Rotary Club of Rockhampton Fitzroy

14.01.2022 It’s very difficult to wash your hands regularly with soap and running fresh water if you don’t have a tap. Now, a RAWCS - Rotary Australia World Community Serv...ice project, Hand Hygiene For Health and SPATAP Portable Tap, is tackling this problem in the Pacific. In 2012, Stuart Mason, a member of the Rotary Club of Noosa Heads, Rotary District 9600, stumbled across an idea when he picked up a bottle of warm water from the boot of his car to wash his hands and half the contents ended up on the ground. After much trial and error, Stuart developed a system called SPATAP Portable Tap, which enables handwashing and personal hygiene with limited water supplies, and yet is very portable and simple to use. A silicone fitting transforms any bottle or container made of plastic, glass or metal into a flow-controllable tap that can dispense water in three different ways depending on the user’s needs. The Hand Hygiene for Health handwashing project has already proved its worth in many underdeveloped schools in the South Pacific, but the need is great and there are many more schools that need our help. There are requests from communities across the Pacific to access this simple technology, especially now during the current COVID-19 crisis. Within Australia, the system has huge potential to address diseases like trachoma and diarrhoea in remote communities, where access to taps and water is very limited. Read the full story in the August edition of Rotary Down Under. http://www.epubs.media/rotarydownund//2020/630/index.html #Rotary #RotaryOpensOpportunities #DoingGood #InternationalDayOfTheWorldsIndigenousPeoples

12.01.2022 Thank you so much to the team at Allsorts Developmental Services (224 Quay St, Rockhampton) for the amaxing aids and equipment for children to be able to participate more fully and independently in their daily activities!! Our partnering organisations in Vanuatu will be delighted with these donations. Again, thank you very much!

11.01.2022 Report from Director of Operations, Vanuatu: The track to the mountainous villages around Iatap are so steep and rugged that their mums find it difficult to come deliver their new born babies in the hospital due to rough rugged tracks which caused the trucks unable to go to these villages. For many years the communities have wanted the government through the department of Public works to help them build by man power which means the government supplies them with tools they bu...ild the roads but many a time there will always be not enough tools. This year there was a mother who delivered her new born baby on the way to the hospital. After walking for three kilometers at night, the men had to carry her down to where the road was good enough to picked up to go the hospital where they were given treatment and postnatal care. While there in July the TAFEA Public Works Department Manager, upon hearing that Bridging Health was distributing very good spades and shovels from Australia for the Traditional Gardening Project, came forward and asked me (Enneth Ilaisa) if I could supply him some tools to build an access road for Iatap, and more for the surrounding communities inland. I did not hesitate, as the risk to the lives of mothers and babies when they are born in the bush or mud is very high. Within days this access road was built by hand, and now Iatap and other communities will be able to receive medical help much quicker. Thank you to Pawanka Fund who funded the shipment of tools for this project and ‘Bridging Health in Vanuatu’ (a RAWCS - Rotary Australia World Community Service) for your support which is making our communities stronger!

11.01.2022 Sharing - If anyone is looking for lunch this Saturday this is the place to be .

10.01.2022 This is great news!!

09.01.2022 Thank you to all Days for Girls Australia volunteers. You are considered friends in the eyes of our remote schools and communities. Only friends would take time to make such exquisite gifts as you all do, and work so hard to support the empowerment and health of women’s lives all over the world. The knowledge that someone in Australia cares for them and puts so much time, materials, sewing machines and love into each bag... it’s a gift not just gives freedom, but speaks valu...e to their hearts. We are very grateful for every hand... women & men, who help to make, decorate and deliver the kits, instructions, brochures and manuals!! Days for Girls North Rockhampton QLD Australia Team Days for Girls Mackay QLD Australia Team

05.01.2022 ** MASSIVE PIE & LAMINGTON DRIVE** Our Pie & Lamington Drive combines delicious & decadent foods with the joy of being able to raise funds to assist the on-going work of Bridging Health! We have intentionally planned it so that pies and lamingtons will last in the freezer until Christmas time, making school holiday dinners and Christmas season so much easier! ... Group, office and individual orders need to be paid before 5pm on 12th October. Deliveries will be the following week. (Delivery dates for Gracemere, Rockhampton & Yeppoon are supplied at bottom of message). If you would like to pay online, then you may deposit straight into Bridging Health Account: Name: Bridging Health Inc BSB:124 001 Account:219 593 42 Reference: Bernies[+surname]. We also have Square and Paypal options as well. Bernie's Pies have agreed to deliver pies and lamingtons to Yeppoon only if we order more than 20 dozen lamingtons and at least 100 pies. Its a challenge, but we know we can do it!! The deliveries are staggered over three days... Wednesday Oct 21 (Gracemere), Thursday Oct 22 (Rockhampton), Friday Oct 23 (Yeppoon). *Orders close on the 12th October at 5pm* If you would like order forms, please send us a message!! Thank you again for being part of this wonderful and inspiring community!!

04.01.2022 Tanna is producing impressive crops again! Good news for all of Vanuatu!

04.01.2022 We send our love out to all those caring for loved ones with dementia and other progressive degenerative diseases, and thank you for continuing to enjoy and make life as beautiful as possible through all the challenges. The honour, dignity and respect you give is an irreplaceable gift.

01.01.2022 The 3 day Nekoviar Festival or better known as "The Toka" on the island of Tanna is one of the country's most significant celebrations and the largest gathering... of people in one place in Vanuatu. Nowadays, the event, which once marked the end of a tribal war, is a symbol of alliance, unity and friendship between different tribal clans. Its preparation takes several months, sometimes a year. The ceremony begins with a women's dance that lasts all night. This is called the "napennapen". A little before dawn, silence falls. Then, armed with strange sticks the men mimic scenes from everyday life. This is followed by other dancers, the Nao group. The dancers hit the ground in rhytm. Then begins the feast of pigs killed for the occasion and the exchange of gifts. See more