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Our Ambassadors are a selected group of highly talented people who have made their special skills available to the organisation. The program is built around extraordinary commitment to OzChild with a complementary skillset to contribute to growth of our:
The program was initially launched in 2007. Since then the program has produced or committed to:
Ambassadors are asked to keep OzChild in the front of their minds, seeking opportunities to add to its growth and to proudly align themselves with the organisation. Steve Cadden, an OzChild Ambassador and OzChild Unite member, tells how supporting OzChild has enriched both his personal and business life. Find out here about growing your business while supporting OzChild through OzChild Unite. Ambassador Program conceptOzChild has its strategic plan built around growing its profile in the community and with key stakeholders, its financial strength and its range and quality of services.
We need help to extend each of these three inter-related areas. The Ambassador Program is designed to allow a select group of influential people to contribute to one or more of these areas. On their own each member is valuable, but as a group they become part of a team, the collective energy of which will make an unprecendented contribution to the wellbeing of disadvantaged children. Why does this matter? Our children are on of the most vulnerable groups in our society, yet it is they who will shape tomorrow's community. Who becomes an Ambassador?Ambassadors are invited by the CEO of OzChild to become involved for one year at a time based on their unique potential contribution to one of the three areas above. They are typically introduced by existing supporters of OzChild because their friends or colleagues see them as potential willing contributors. The group size is limited to a maximum of fifteen people. The commitments of ambassadors are to
Each ambassador will be given recognition for their contribution to OzChild. Why become an Ambassador?
Making the decision and commitment to the role
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In 2011 OzChild celebrates 160 years of caring for children! OzChild is Australia's oldest independent, not-for-profit, children's charity, with a history of caring for children which dates back to 1851. We continue to care for children, support families and strengthen the potential and life opportunities of children and young people. Kids Works newsletterDownload our current newsletter or previous issues. |
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