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Making a Donation

When you donate to the Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney (Royal Rehab) you make a real contribution to the work we do in helping people recovering from accident, injury or illness, return to the community with as much independence as possible.

You are more than welcome to specify your support to assist any one of our Units or Services or we will use your donation to fund our next most urgent need.

Ways of Giving

You have a choice. There are many ways of contributing to the important work of the Centre. They are:

1. A monetary donation: You can make a donation today by completing a donation form and then forward your form by post or fax:

Postal address: ........................................Fax: 02 9808 9645
Development Manager
Royal Rehabilitation Foundation
PO Box 6
RYDE NSW 1680

For further information phone the Development Manager on 02 9808 9377.

2. Appeals: Royal Rehab foundation has two direct mail appeals per year. Check this website in May and October. Please advise us if you would like to be included on our mailing list.

3. Bequests: Royal Rehab welcomes bequests with all moneys received used to help fund vital equipment so that our clients can fulfil their potential. Bequests are also used to help fund vital rehabilitation research with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of rehabilitation at the Centre.

4. Sponsorship: Royal Rehab has several sponsorship opportunities available to support services and equipment within the spinal, brain, burns and stroke units.

5. Special Events: Royal Rehab conducts three major events throughout the year and details will be provided on this website.

Any contribution of $2 or more is tax deductible.

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Our Volunteer Program

The Royal Rehab has on average 100 volunteers. Our volunteers come from many walks of life from engineers to nurses, clergy and students all with the common interest of helping our clients.

What do our Volunteers do?

volunteer students with a client at RRCSVolunteers are also involved in the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service. Further information about this program can be obtained from the Coordinating Chaplain phone: 9808 9281.

There are a number of areas across the Centre which require volunteer assistance. Our Volunteers are carefully matched to specific roles so that the individual needs of our clients are met and you get as much out of your volunteer experience as possible.

To apply for a position within the Royal Rehab Volunteer Program please contact the Community Relations Department to discuss available options and suitability or fill out an application form (download and print it from this link) and mail or fax it to the Community Relations Department. Successful applicants will be invited to attend an informal interview to determine a suitable job/skills match.

For further information about Volunteering at Royal Rehab please contact:
The Community Relations Department
Ph: +61 2 9807 1144
Fax: +61 2 9809 6071

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CHAPLAINCY AND PASTORAL CARE

Objectives

The Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service supports, nurtures and expresses the spiritual beliefs and values of the clients, relatives and staff irrespective of religion or denominational affiliation of faith. The Chaplaincy Co-ordinator manages the volunteer chaplains, provides pastoral care services for clients and co-ordinates school students wishing to carry out community service at the Centre.

Chaplaincy Volunteers

There are a total of 46 volunteers active in pastoral visitation and the provision of church services at Royal Rehab. The Chaplaincy Co-ordinator now conducts debriefing sessions with each of the volunteers who undertake pastoral visitation. This has helped the Co-ordinator to provide greater input at handover meetings on the units and contributes to the overall well being of the client and dealing with their needs.

 

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