Partnerships & Alliances
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Club Cares through their trustee, The Investment Club has formed alliances with builders and developers who have agreed to assist us with materials and services which will allow us to provide services to the disadvantaged members of our community who may need specialized modifications in the home they rent. |
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Club Cares is working to provide discounted housing and because of our extensive experience in the housing markets, we are confident that we will be able to locate suitable homes. In addition to providing rental properties at subsidised rental rates (or no cost rent where needed). As those we assist move forward we believe we can help provide discounted financing for those who are ready to purchase their homes or break out of the poverty cycle by educating themselves on avoiding bad debt or bad purchase decisions. |
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Club Cares is also working with Cerebral Palsy and the Paraplegic Benefit Fund to help provide temporary housing, assistance with modification costs and financial assistance for those who may need more specialised assistance.
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We are committed to developing long lasting relationships with the following organisations (for additional information please see our testimonials page) | |
Red Cross Australia |
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| The Mission of the Australian Red Cross is as follows: "To be a leading humanitarian organisation in Australia, improving the lives of vulnerable people through services delivered and promotion of humanitarian laws and values." |
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Established in 1914 by Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson, the Australian Red Cross is known for the passion and commitment of their volunteers and they are hailed for their ability to assist in natural disasters or personal crises that are caused by flood, fires and drought. With more than 30,000 trained volunteers, they remain available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to help alleviate grief for families touched by disaster and tragedy. |
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Australian Red Cross program is funded by public donations and corporate partnerships and they support and run many different and important projects whilst raising awareness to the Australian public about the current issues or problems which may affect them. |
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As members of the International Red Cross and the Red Crescent movement, they remain the largest humanitarian movement in the world. The Red Cross pride themselves on being free of government influence and their ability to assist anyone regardless of political, religious or cultural differences.
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Paraplegic Benefits Fund (PBF) | |
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PBF Australia (PBF) is a company limited by guarantee and holds an Australia Financial Services License (No. 301359). PBF’s mission is to reduce the incidence and impact of spinal cord injury to see fewer Australians becoming permanently paralyzed each year through accidents at home, work or play. For those people already living with paraplegia or quadriplegia, PBF works to reduce its impact on their ability to get the most out of life. | |
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Since 1984, PBF has existed to:
• Reduce the number of spinal cord injuries occurring in Australia every year
• Ease the financial burden of paraplegia and quadriplegia for our members
• Enhance the quality of life of Australians already living with paraplegia or quadriplegia |
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Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy |
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Mount Kenya has been recognized by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site and with a renewed commitment made by the new government of President Mwai Kibaki, it will almost certainly remain a primary world attraction for the present and hopefully for future generations. |
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The Current objectives of Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy:
1. Breeding Mountain Bongo for return to Mount Kenya.
2. Returning White Zebras to The Lerogi Plateau.
3. Rearing and returning wild orphans to their natural habitat.
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