volunteering

My Volunteer Experience - Yang Jiao

Welcome Yang!
Yang Jiao joined our SAcommunity Data Analytics Team as a volunteer, whilst he undertakes his PhD at university and searches for employment. Yang started with the team on the 22 February 2023 and attending ~4 hours a week at the Connecting Up office around his studies. 

Volunteering at the Kodomo no Hi Japan Festival

Image: Courtesy of Intern Ada Wing Yi Wong

My Volunteer Experience - Alexander Bull

Alexander Bull
Alexander has been a volunteer with Connecting Up since 30 September 2019. He has a Bachelors degree in Social Sciences from the University of Adelaide and a Certificate II in Business Administration from TAFESA. He is passionate about social and cultural issues, particularly those that effect the most vulnerable in society. Alexander has previously volunteered for other organisations, such as Anglicare and JFA Purple Orange, and has volunteered around working in the printing industry and disability services.

My Volunteer Experience Camille Sze Pui Ko


Welcome Camille!
Camille Sze Pui Ko joined our Data Analytics Team as a volunteer, whilst she studies her Masters at University beginning with the team this year on the 21 March 2023.
 
She attends for ~4 hours a week onsite at the Connecting Up Office around her classes,  completing 26 hours by National Volunteer Week on the 18 May 2023.

Total Hours 120 This Year 41 Joined 21 March 2023 Last Check-in 22 May 2024

Personal Biography

My Volunteer Experience - Rex Porter

Photo: Rex Porter SAcommunity Team Member at the Connecting Up office, Infoxchange

Our Volunteer Rex Porter
Rex has been regularly volunteering since 22 March 2019, as part of the SAcommunity Volunteer Partnership Program in conjunction with the City of Prospect. Rex has a degree in Mathematical Science and has extensive experience working in the Australian Government sector, specifically the Australian Bureau of Statistics.<

My Volunteer Experience - David Webb

Photo: David Webb SAcommunity Team Member at the Connecting Up office

Thank you David!

Congratulations IXcel Award Winners

Congratulations to volunteers Stathis Avramis and Flavia on being nominated and selected as a winners for the IXcel Standout Individual Award and CEO Award for August to December 2022 receiving an eCertificate, IXcel Awards Trophy, and Prezzee voucher on the 20 December 2022.

IXcel awards are peer nominated to assist Infoxchange recognise and reward our people and celebrate their achievements. Both Flavia and Stathis are part of the Council Volunteer Partnership program and are 'shared' with the City of Prospect to assist in updating Prospect Council data and promoting community services operating in their local area.

My Volunteer Experience - Samantha Agius

Photo: Samantha Agius SAcommunity Team Member volunteering remotely

Thank you Samantha!

SAcommunity wanted to highlight our affection for 'the old guard' our experienced and established SAcommunity veterans. People who make up our core team, return regularly each week to volunteer and keep the service running. They assist in decision-making, idea development and implementation, check and create processes, and critically, help our new volunteers and interns find their feet. We felt we were more than overdue to introduce, acknowledge and thank some of our team members. 

My Volunteer Experience - Stathis Avramis

Photo: Volunteer Stathis Avramis working in the SAcommunity Team at Connecting Up, a service of Infoxchange

Our Volunteer Stathis
Stathis Avramis has volunteered with us since 2 March 2018, bringing with him his extensive qualifications and background in a variety of fields. He has a Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Politics, before studying Library and Information Management and then Computing and Information Technology. He has worked in a number of roles including in a bookshop and in a range of work related to computers, IT support and websites. 

My Volunteer Experience Edward Windsor

Photo: Edward Windsor volunteering remotely, working on SAcommunity email updates

SAcommunity wanted to highlight our affection for 'the old guard', our experienced and established SAcommunity veterans. People who make up our core team, and return each week to volunteer and keep the service running. They assist us in decision-making, idea development and implementation, check and create processes, and critically, help our new volunteers and interns find their feet at our organisation and in a new office environment. We felt we were more than overdue to introduce, acknowledge and thank some of our team members. 

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