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The ride to fight MS is done and dusted for another year, and in our short three year stint of joining the MS Brissy to the Bay, it’s safe to say that this was the most challenging yet.
The impacts of COVID-19 forced organisers to rethink the traditional single day event and instead introduce a virtual challenge that combined with the Brissy to Bay’s 30 year anniversary. Aptly named the 30 for 30 challenge, riders were urged to set their own distance goal to cycle throughout the month of June, and record their progress using fitness applications such as Strava or Fitbit.
As always, the Amergin team went into this year’s event both excited and quietly confident that we would once again complete the challenge by whatever means possible, no matter how hard or gruelling the ride – or rides – would become. This confidence was apparent in the optimistic distance goals that were set by the team:
We soon came to realise that the distance would not be the only challenge we would face. From getting lost in fire trails of Gap Creek, to back injuries, ankle injuries and everything in between, much of the month was spent nursing wounds while trying our best to stay on top of the mammoth task we had set. Throw into the mix trying to manage a healthy work/life balance and the added mental toll, life just was not the same for a short period of time.
“Although barely scraping the surface, this lifestyle over the past month has highlighted to me the difficulties those living with MS must face daily” – Jeffrey Pumfrey.
Despite the setbacks, I’m proud to say that all four of us put in a commendable effort with the following results:
Finally, and most notably, thanks to the wonderful support received from friends, family, colleagues and clients, the Amergin team raised as phenomenal $2,005 out of our initial $1,000 fundraising goal, which will help change the lives of 4,000 Queenslanders living with multiple sclerosis (MS).
If you would like to look at our results further, you can take a look at our team fundraising page on the MS Brissy to Bay website.
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]]>Amergin Director, Christine Dempsey said, “Amergin has always been about educating providers about their operational and compliance responsibilities so they can be the best they can be”.
The Certification Workshops are designed to give organisations the right education in terms of what the policies and procedures actually mean, how to apply them to suit individual business requirements and how to keep them updated.
“There’s a growing misconception in the by providers that having documentation that meets the NDIS Practice Standards is enough to businesses through a Certification Audit. The reality is, unless you understand and implement them correctly, you’re not compliant”.
“A big thank you to Christine and Belinda for Friday. It was such a great course and I got a lot out of it. I feel confident for the first time ever working in the NDIS space. Keep up the good work, looking forward to getting registered!”
Melbourne Workshop Attendee
Amergin would like to say thank you to BSI who provided a session on ‘preparing for an NDIS Audit’ and hosted the event.
Amergin will look to deliver more events across Australia so keep an eye out on the Amergin website.
Are you an established, medium to large disability organisation and want to request a workshop for your team? Get in touch with Ben Reed – [email protected] or call us on .
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]]>This year’s team consisted of 6 members who all completed the 100km leg of the journey:
- Anthony Gatehouse (Captain)
- Jeffrey Pumfrey
- Tarin Glazier
- Adam Johnson
- Joel Keenan
- Paul Mcandrew
The team managed to raise a total of $1573.87 which is the equivalent of 10 shower chair installations for people living with MS.
We’re all very much looking forward to next year’s event and a HUGE thank you to all of those who contributed a donation!
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]]>Here’s what you’ll get:
- 1-on-1 support from expert consultants to help you tailor your policies and procedures
- Policy and Procedure manual that meets the Quality and Safeguards Framework
- Learn how to keep your policies and procedures up to date
- 2 hour session with our accredited NDIS auditor on ‘preparing for your NDIS audit’
- Suite of supporting documents and forms
- Be 100% ready for the transition to the NDIS Commission from 1 July 2019
We’ve been doing this longer than any other organisation in Australia. Spaces are limited so book now!
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