Archive for year: 2025

Revesby Workers is an official Stockist of Escabags to Support Victims of Domestic and Family Abuse

Revesby Workers’ Club is proud to announce its $20,000 donation to Escabags Ltd, an Australian-registered charity dedicated to supporting victims fleeing domestic and family abuse. Through this partnership, the club has also become an official stockist of Escabags, ensuring local access to these vital resources.

Each Escape Bag is thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and dignity during a crisis. Available in two variations—Parent and Child and Single Adult—these high-quality bags cater to all victims of abuse, regardless of gender.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic or family abuse and needs to escape an abusive or dangerous situation, Revesby Workers’ Club is here to help. Simply visit the club’s reception and request an Escape Bag. Our friendly team will provide you and/or your children with an Escabag, no questions asked.

Celebrating Talent and Achievement at Broderick Gillawarna School

The Club warmly congratulates the remarkable students of Broderick Gillawarna School for showcasing their incredible talents and achievements on International Day of People with Disability.

This year’s theme, Shining Bright, Growing Strong, truly encapsulated the energy and resilience of the day. The event was filled with inspiring performances and culminated in an awards ceremony celebrating the students’ hard work and achievements.

Revesby Workers’ Club Vice President, Christine Benham, had the honour of presenting the prestigious Mayor’s Merit Award, recognising outstanding contributions and accomplishments among the students.

It was a day of joy, inspiration, and community pride, reinforcing the club’s commitment to inclusivity and support for individuals of all abilities. Congratulations to the students of Broderick Gillawarna School for their well-deserved recognition!

Youth Upskilling: First Aid Training to Empower Local Youth

The Club supported headspace Bankstown this year in a commitment to support youth development through a $10,000 funding initiative that provides First Aid training to young people in our community. This program is designed to equip participants with essential life-saving skills while enhancing their employability and personal growth.

The initiative, set to run multiple sessions across 2024 and 2025, catering to up to 20 participants per session. By making this training accessible, the Club aims to empower young individuals with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations. These skills not only improve their prospects for employment but also contribute to the overall safety and well-being of the community. To find out more and register for a session head to: www.facebook.com/bankstown.headspace