Our Welfare Program and commitment to our members
Sporting clubs are more than just a place for people to play games. They are an integral part of the community, and play an important role in developing and supporting their members.
This role has been very important for our club recently with a number of our members involved in the Hunter Valley Bus Tragedy. As a sporting club we have been at the forefront of community recovery by providing critical support systems for members’ physical, mental, social and emotional wellbeing.
Warrandyte Cricket Club is committed to continue to build on its already well established culture of friendship and care by creating a club that not only provides a safe and welcoming environment for all members, but also by providing a framework of support for its members, particularly members who are struggling due to uncertainty, financial hardship, loneliness and trauma.
This role has been very important for our club recently with a number of our members involved in the Hunter Valley Bus Tragedy. As a sporting club we have been at the forefront of community recovery by providing critical support systems for members’ physical, mental, social and emotional wellbeing.
Warrandyte Cricket Club is committed to continue to build on its already well established culture of friendship and care by creating a club that not only provides a safe and welcoming environment for all members, but also by providing a framework of support for its members, particularly members who are struggling due to uncertainty, financial hardship, loneliness and trauma.
Our Welfare Team
Member Protection & Child Safety: Sarah Hodgson
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Wellbeing: Rachel Watts
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Thursday Meals: Bailey Dixon
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