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Today, we celebrate Mercy Day, The Feast of Our Lady of Mercy, which is an anniversary of the opening of the first 'House of Mercy' in Ireland by the Venerable Catherine McAuley on 24 September 1827.![]()
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As we celebrate Mercy Day, it is also an opportunity to look at new initiatives that we have been working towards throughout the year. Our Strategic Plan 2021-2023 is now in its final year, and we continue to address the following Strategic Priority Areas: Capability; Innovation; and, Growth. To date, We have already achieved many of the desired outcomes and strategic goals.![]()
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Our Annual Report 2021-2022 is an important document which not only keeps our stakeholders informed of the activities and opportunities we deliver, it also builds confidence and strengthens our reputation as a long-standing provider of disability services. It is a showcase of all the great achievements that our staff and participants have made during the past year. This year’s Annual Report can be downloaded here: lnkd.in/ea2XW43K![]()
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We are pleased to announce this year’s winner of the Mercy Day Shining Lamp Award. This is awarded to an employee who has demonstrated outstanding performance and dedicated service to the participants of Mercy Connect. Congratulations to our very worthy recipient, Kylie Orell.![]()
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The Sister Scholastica Scholarship is a way for us to remember the wonderful legacy of Sister Scholastica (Sr Schol). As Saint Scholastica is the patron saint of education, we felt this was a very fitting way to recognise the very good work of Sr Schol. This inaugural scholarship, now in its second year has been awarded Addison Chapman from Orange High School, who has demonstrated not only leadership among her peers, but also represents her school proudly in the sporting community. This scholarship will assist Addison in her final years of high school to achieve her goal of attending university to become a specialised paediatric or critical care nurse.![]()
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Together we grow.
Today, we celebrate Mercy Day, The Feast of Our Lady of Mercy, which is an anniversary of the opening of the first 'House of Mercy' in Ireland by the Venerable Catherine McAuley on 24 September 1827.![]()
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As we celebrate Mercy Day, it is also an opportunity to look at new initiatives that we have been working towards throughout the year. Our Strategic Plan 2021-2023 is now in its final year, and we continue to address the following Strategic Priority Areas: Capability; Innovation; and, Growth. To date, We have already achieved many of the desired outcomes and strategic goals.![]()
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Our Annual Report 2021-2022 is an important document which not only keeps our stakeholders informed of the activities and opportunities we deliver, it also builds confidence and strengthens our reputation as a long-standing provider of disability services. It is a showcase of all the great achievements that our staff and participants have made during the past year. This year’s Annual Report can be downloaded here: lnkd.in/ea2XW43K![]()
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We are pleased to announce this year’s winner of the Mercy Day Shining Lamp Award. This is awarded to an employee who has demonstrated outstanding performance and dedicated service to the participants of Mercy Connect. Congratulations to our very worthy recipient, Kylie Orell.![]()
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The Sister Scholastica Scholarship is a way for us to remember the wonderful legacy of Sister Scholastica (Sr Schol). As Saint Scholastica is the patron saint of education, we felt this was a very fitting way to recognise the very good work of Sr Schol. This inaugural scholarship, now in its second year has been awarded Addison Chapman from Orange High School, who has demonstrated not only leadership among her peers, but also represents her school proudly in the sporting community. This scholarship will assist Addison in her final years of high school to achieve her goal of attending university to become a specialised paediatric or critical care nurse.![]()
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Together we grow.
Today is Mercy Day, a day celebrated by Catholics all![]()
over the world in memory of our founder, Catherine![]()
McAuley.![]()
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The day commemorates when she first opened the![]()
House of Mercy in 1827, to help those who were poor,![]()
sick and uneducated in her community.![]()
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#TogetherWeGrow #mercyconnect
We are pleased to announce that we are a Finalist in both the "Outstanding Community Organisation" and “Excellence in Innovation” categories for the 2022 Murray-Riverina Regional Business Awards.![]()
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This is another wonderful acknowledgment of our dedicated and compassionate staff, as we continue to support those in need to live fulfilled lives.![]()
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We look forward to meeting all the other deserving Finalists at the upcoming Awards Night in October.![]()
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Together we grow.
Mercy Connect is currently looking for enthusiastic and passionate individuals who have a strong interest in working with people with disability, including children, young adults and those with complex and high needs.![]()
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Current vacancies include:![]()
- Clinical Services Admin![]()
- Risk & Safeguarding Coordinator (Part-time)![]()
- Disability Support Workers![]()
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If you would like to find out more, please visit our website:![]()
mercyconnect.org.au/careers/careers/current-vacancies/
Today, we sadly mourn the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II; a cherished Sovereign and inspirational woman who, over 70 years, ruled longer than any other Monarch in British history. ![]()
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Queen Elizabeth II respectfully fulfilled her promise made on her twenty-first birthday, in a speech broadcast on the radio from Cape Town stating: “I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service”.![]()
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Her Majesty grandly succeeded in her dedication serving not only her people, but charities across the world, covering a vast range of issues and providing opportunities for those in great need.![]()
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May she rest in eternal peace.
Today is R U OK Day.![]()
It's important to check-in with family, friends and colleagues today and or any day, as starting the conversation could change a life.![]()
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Conversations that are aimed towards helping people feel supported and connected can make a difference. R U OK day encourages everyone to make staying connected and asking "are you ok?" a part of their everyday.![]()
#mercyconnect #TogetherWeGrow #ruokday
Congratulations to David (a Wagga-based resident) who has recently started his own vehicle cleaning business and is now looking to grow his client numbers! 🚙🚗🚙 ![]()
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If you know anyone (including organisations with fleet vehicles) based in Wagga and would be interested in supporting David's business please visit his website for more information or to book in your car! ![]()
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davidsvcs.square.site![]()
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Together we grow.