Volunteer
We would love your help!
BICT relies heavily on our volunteers to provide our services from leadership to on the ground delivery. Volunteers are, without a doubt, the backbone to our organisation.
Check out some of the stories from our amazing volunteers!
Bill Doull
Patrick Brown
Anita Lal
Courtney Morris
Bill Doull
As a volunteer Bill’s reward was in seeing the positive results of the Neuro-Developmental Therapy Program, the continued achievements of the now successful young man he has assisted and in the lifelong friendships he has made, particularly within that family. He allows only a little self pride saying he is pleased he has done something of value in his life that has made a difference.
Well done Bill, a heartfelt thank you from the trustees and members for taking the time to make a difference.
Patrick Brown
Subject:Good Sorts
What’s not to love about Patrick. He steals your heart the moment you walk in the door.
The clip is about a volunteer couple chosen to be praised for their commitment and loyalty to Patrick’s rehabilitation. They are rostered for Mondays, I help out on Tuesdays. Shifts are 2 hours. We do stop for a cuppa coffee and give Patrick a break (and morning tea!)
Bless you heaps – just wanted to share a part of my life with you. Lesley
Anita Lal
Personal Story
Post completion of this course the problem I faced was getting a job. I applied a few places through my employment coordinator at CCC Disability but was refused.
Shirley from BICT approached CCS for a volunteer worker and I went for the interview.
Shirley is an amazing person and solved my problem. She changed the whole office around so I could do my work independently. I was so grateful that I was given an opportunity which made a vast difference to me.
Shirley is such an approachable person who understood my needs with my disability and that’s what I liked about her.
I feel extremely honoured to have worked for BICT. I would have still continued however I am continuing my study in Level 3 in Business Administration.
Courtney Morris
BICT Story
The Brain Injured Children Trust is nearly paperless all thanks to the amazing efforts of Courtney and Anita our superstar volunteers who came into the office regularly and scanned and sorted through years of members files, records photos and history.
Thank you Courtney and Anita!