Surge Direct in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Local business
Surge Direct
Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Phone: +61 3 9427 8256
Address: 3-5 Sanders Place, Richmond 3121 Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Website: http://www.surgedirect.com.au
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24.01.2022 Repost: @wwf More than 10 million hectares of Australian land have been burned, and over 1 billion animals have been killed. As many as 8,400 koalas have perished in New South Wales alone. The WWF emergency fund is providing care for injured wildlife and supporting the response, recovery and restoration teams. Head to WWFs page on Instagram and follow the link in their bio to donate.
24.01.2022 Surge Conference 19. A weekend of education and networking. Were keen for the next one!
23.01.2022 Hows the view from our Brisbane office
20.01.2022 What better way to start the day than with puppies!? Congratulations to Giselle and Redmond on the new arrivals . Repost: @seeingeyedogsaustralia. Giselle (chocolate Lab) and Redmond (yellow Lab x Golden Retriever) are the proud parents of 4 pups (3 black females, 1 black male) who arrived naturally on 17th February 2020. Giselle is an experienced mum, all are doing great! [PD: Giselle lies down while her pups feed]
20.01.2022 Repost: @unicef Washing hands with soap is one of the most effective ways to prevent disease - and these school children know it! #ForEveryChild, health. @UNICEFIndia UNICEF/UN0326313/Boro
19.01.2022 Theres nothing boring about a morning meeting at Surge. Theyre all about celebrating success, getting motivated for the day ahead, and goal setting!
19.01.2022 With some of the industries most experienced trainers, our team are equipped with the skills necessary to provide outstanding services.
18.01.2022 Come and say hi to our team at the @pbcexpo in Melbourne this weekend! Well be representing our favourite child and family services client Berry Street at stand C36. . http://bit.ly/PBCEMelbourneFreeTicket2020
18.01.2022 The weeks to come are going to be strange and challenging for our Head Office team as our normal operations have been stopped temporarily and we are having to work remotely from home. We are taking advantage of the time we have and setting out to upgrade and enhance all of our systems, cross-train and up-skill our employees, and work on projects we normally wouldnt have the time for. Were looking at this difficult time as an opportunity to develop and grow as a business. Were confident that our wonderful office team will kick goals over these next few months and that Surge will come back stronger and more resilient than ever.
17.01.2022 Surge HQ is moving! Its been 3 years since Surge first launched. We started with a tiny team here in Melbourne and quickly expanded across Australia and into New Zealand. We have started working with so many new Subcontractors and Clients, and our team has continued to grow. Our Head Office was bursting at the seams with the rapid growth, so in just over a week we will be moving into a brand new office and we absolutely cannot wait! Stay tuned for photos of our new home
17.01.2022 Hows your Hump Day looking?
16.01.2022 This is especially true for the work we do here at Surge We make a difference in the lives of thousands of people across the world, every single day.
16.01.2022 Repost: @childfundaustralia Clean water is essential for nutrition, hygiene and health. Infectious diseases like COVID-19 threaten the health and wellbeing of vulnerable children in developing countries where health infrastructure is poor. Your gift of a hand washing station can give children in need access to clean water and training on using soap and toothbrushes, significantly reduces rates of disease and ensuring they stay clean and healthy.... Donate the gift of a hand washing station. Visit childfund.org.au/gifts-for-good . . . #ChildFund #ChildFundAustralia #HandWashing #Health #Sanitation #CleanWater #CleanHands #Covid19 #Education #Community #Hygiene #WHO #Water #Support
15.01.2022 In times like these it is so important that each and every one of us do our part and follow instruction. No one is immune, no one is safe. Stay home unless leaving is absolutely necessary. Keep your distance from others when you are out in public, practice good hygiene, and dont touch anything in the supermarket unless you intend to buy it. Be respectful and courteous to those who are still working in essential services, and appreciate the legends risking their lives each ...and every day on the frontline. During this lockdown support one another. Check in with your neighbours and grandparents, give them a call and see if they need anything. Stay in touch with your friends and family, host Cyber Sippers on the weekends and share some drinks over Skype. Were all in this together
15.01.2022 Repost: doctorswithoutborders . This little one is Lutumba. She arrived with a fever, cough, and diarrhea - she had measles. We quickly treated her at the Muanda Measles Treatment Center (CTR) in Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2019, we treated more than 50,000 people for measles in DRC and vaccinated 816,000 kids. ... Tomorrow on IGTV, our experts talk about the worlds largest measles outbreak, and why the vaccine is SO IMPORTANT for people in DRC and around the world to access. photo: Solen Mourlon/MSF #doctorswithoutborders #measles #DRC #outbreak #disease #vaccineswork #health #treatment See more
15.01.2022 Repost: @unicef . Over the past nine years, schools and hospitals have been bombed, families have been torn apart, and young lives have been lost. Even in areas far away from the frontlines, families are struggling to feed their children and rebuild their lives. For those responsible for this collective failure in Syria: History will judge you harshly. Henrietta Fore, UNICEF Executive Director calls for an end to hostilities and improved access after a two-day visit to northwest Syria with David Beasley, @wfp Executive Director. UNICEF and the World Food Programme are working jointly in Syria to help prevent and treat malnutrition, strengthen data collection, and provide nutritious food to keep children in school. #ChildrenUnderAttack UNICEF/Sanadiki
13.01.2022 Repost: @doctorswithoutborders. . This photo was taken during a four-day lifesaving search and rescue operation in the Central Mediterranean. 356 vulnerable men, women and children were taken onboard our rescue ship the Ocean Viking. . Among the survivors were many bearing the harrowing signs of physical and psychological violence experienced during their journey through Libya.... . Follow the link in our bio to watch the eye-opening 30 minute documentary Human Cargo that follows what happened during the rescue, and explores what life was like for staff and survivors onboard. _____ Photo Hannah Wallace Bowman/MSF Documentary by Sandy McKee @sandskwan / @datelinesbs #rescue #SAR #searchandrescue #Mediterranean #medic #human #humanitarian #refugee #refugees #searescue #searchandrescue #medical #doctor #documentary See more
09.01.2022 Repost: @planinternational Across the approximately 650 million girls and women alive today, were married before their 18th birthday. After spending 13 years in an abusive marriage, and forced to marry as a young girl, Ayalnesh is on a mission to combat child marriage.... A force to be reckoned with #GirlsGetEqual #GenderEquality #EndChildMarriage #EndGBV #SRHR
07.01.2022 Repost: @environment_victoria Where I live, theres been a drop in insect populations and trees dying from lack of water. Last year we had two fire seasons. Kay Schieren, 71, lost his home in W Tree, Gippsland in the first days of January. The retired bank clerk, engineer and forklift driver says that he has seen the signs of climate change building over many years.... He says one of the most noticeable signs of climate change has been the loss of the presence of insects around his property. In the past when collecting firewood I used to see bull ants all the time. Last five years Ive been lucky to see one. Even mice and rats are disappearing. Theres a dying off. Its bizarre. He says Australia needs a long-term generational plan to tackle climate change, implemented by a non-political process and guided by science. Weve got accelerating disasters from now on. Its not a political problem, its a problem for the whole community. We are facing the devastating effects of climate change nowThe changes have been very, very significant. We need a whole new attitude to our biosphere." : @doug_gimesy See more
06.01.2022 Come and say hi to our team at the @pbcexpo in Melbourne today and tomorrow! Well be representing our favourite child and family services client Berry Street at stand C36. . http://bit.ly/PBCEMelbourneFreeTicket2020
06.01.2022 Repost: UNICEF The world’s response to #COVID19 is as strong as the weakest health system. Even as health workers meet the urgent needs posed by COVID-19, they are also helping bring new life into the world. As health services are stretched by coronavirus, it’s more important than ever to invest in and protect life-saving maternal, newborn and child health services. UNICEF/UNI312805/Dejongh
05.01.2022 Noodles understands the importance of flattening the curve and is working from home. Be like Noodles, do your part. #COVID19 #FlattenTheCurve
04.01.2022 Out with the old and in with the new Pictured here is the original Surge HQ. Its been three years since our launch and we have well and truly outgrown this office. Operations at Surge have closed for now while we wait out the Coronavirus pandemic but in a few months time when we return not only will we be reopening Surges doors and starting back at work, but they will be BRAND NEW doors as we have officially moved into our new office space in Richmond, Melbourne. We cant wait to settle into our new home
04.01.2022 Out with the old and in with the new Pictured here is the original Surge HQ. It’s been three years since our launch and we have well and truly outgrown this office. Operations at Surge have closed for now while we wait out the Coronavirus pandemic but in a few months time when we return not only will we be reopening Surge’s doors and starting back at work, but they will be BRAND NEW doors as we have officially moved into our new office space in Richmond, Melbourne. We can’t wait to settle into our new home
04.01.2022 Repost: UNICEF The worlds response to #COVID19 is as strong as the weakest health system. Even as health workers meet the urgent needs posed by COVID-19, they are also helping bring new life into the world. As health services are stretched by coronavirus, its more important than ever to invest in and protect life-saving maternal, newborn and child health services. UNICEF/UNI312805/Dejongh
03.01.2022 Repost: @fredhollows At an outreach eye camp in Manthali, Nepal these people wait patiently for surgery. Over the past three days about 150 people have had cataract surgery.... Many people travelled up to six hours to reach the camp, organised by The Fred Hollows Foundations partner Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology. #Nepal #eyecamp #cataract #surgery #eyehealth
02.01.2022 Repost: UNICEF Remember to wash your hands if you Blow your nose, cough or sneeze Use public transport Handle money, animals or garbage Visit markets or places of worship Care for a sick person Eat Use the toilet or change babies diapers Notice your hands are visibly dirty Visit any public spaces Touch any public surfaces. . Theyre all good times to help stop #coronavirus and other diseases.... . UNICEF/UNI310642/Viet Hung See more
01.01.2022 Whos keen for a getaway? Next week the Melbourne team will be heading to Hepburn Springs for a relaxed weekend away, as a reward for all their hard work kicking off 2020. #WorkHardPlayHard @ Hepburn Springs, Victoria
