THE SES Heathcote Unit is recruiting new members to join the team.<\/p>\n
Becoming a VICSES member is a way to connect with the community and build positive relationships.<\/p>\n
Unit controller Darren O’Connor said that volunteering is a great way to develop new skills and make lifelong friends.<\/p>\n
“Heathcote SES is looking for more volunteers to join our team,” he said.<\/p>\n
“You will develop new skills and be able to help people in our community, especially when things don’t go to plan.<\/p>\n
“No experience is necessary, and full national accredited training is provided.<\/p>\n
“We are moving into our new facility around the end of next year (2026) so now is a great time to join the team.<\/p>\n
“Anyone interested can come and visit us any Thursday night [at] 7pm at the unit, 3 Wright Street.<\/p>\n
“I’m also happy to chat if anyone would like to call me personally on 0419 516 414.<\/p>\n
“This is an exciting time for Heathcote SES and we’d love to have you as part of the team.”<\/p>\n
VICSES provides emergency assistance to thousands of Victorians every year. In 2023-24 it responded to over 31,000 incidents across the state, contributing more than 308,000 hours of helping Victorians in need.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE SES Heathcote Unit is recruiting new members to join the team. Becoming a VICSES member is a way to connect with the community and build positive relationships. Unit controller Darren O’Connor said that volunteering is a great way to develop new skills and make lifelong friends. “Heathcote SES is looking for more volunteers to […]<\/p>\n