Welcome to the stars, intrepid traveller.

https://www.kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au/child-safe-organisations/working-with-children-check/faq

The above hyperlink takes you to the Kids Guardian New South Wales Australia website page. That page has information and Frequently Asked Questions on applying for and renewing your Working With Children Check. Your Working with children check lasts for five years.

Volunteers can renew their Working with children check for free.

Paid employees have to pay eighty dollars to renew their Working with children check.

You can renew your Working with children check online. You can also retrieve your lost Working with children check NSW number by going to the above website or phoning the Working with children check Office of the Children’s Guardian on (02) 9286 7219.

You can go to your local RTA Roads And Traffic Authority(RMS Roads and Maritime Services - Service New South Wales) office to renew your Working With Children Check.

If you’re living in rural areas like me, your local Service NSW office is located in the town centre of bigger towns.

Batemans Bay Service NSW RTA office open Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 5pm.

Moruya Service NSW office open Mondays to Fridays 9am to 4pm.

Narooma Service NSW office open Wednesday and Thursday only, 9am to 4pm.

You can update your details (Name, home phone number, home address, work phone number and work address) by ringing (02) 9286 7219. If you’re ringing Australia from overseas, dial the exit code of the country you’re in, then Australia’s country code 61, then dial 2 9286 7219.🙂❤️

Hi everyone,

Here's some information on charities below:

Below are the websites for organisations where you can volunteer or donate to support children around the world:

http://www.savethechildren.org.au/ Save the Children Australia. Save the Children also works in different countries around the world.  You can also donate here to support people whose lives have been devastated by Typhoon Bopha in the Philippines.

http://www.avert.org/aids-projects.htm    AVERT is a UK based charity that raises money to help people around the world to raise awareness and respond to HIV and AIDS. You can donate at their website. This link has information on how their projects help educate people about AIDS, their legal rights and addressing sexual violence.

http://child-aid.org/ Child Aid raises money to train teachers, deliver books and teach children how to read.

If you can't donate, you can always raise awareness - which makes a huge difference. Thanks so much! :)

Edited to add: I have found information from raremedium.org http://raremedium.org/2007/10/31/charity-navigators-vital-mission-hides-flawed-rankings/ that Charity Navigator has flaws in gathering / interpreting information and deciding which charities are accountable, transparent and spend the most money on the people they assist. I do apologise for putting up information on Charity Navigator before.

Originally posted by baeraad at Help Us Support Planned Parenthood

Oh...wow. I love this. I really,really do.

natural living is an lj community with mind blowing tips on issues from health to pain management, mental health, beauty, housecleaning, sexual health, food, allergies, and transportation.

You can browse their posts by topic here:

http://community.livejournal.com/naturalliving/tag/

Beautiful.

Plus, the members of this community are very friendly and helpful!

I loved watching this community. However, reading this community's posts is a superhuman task, as it's constantly updated. Watching this community led to it eating up my friends' page on lj! So I've made this post for myself and anyone else who doesn't want to be overwhelmed by the information overload. I've stopped watching it (due to it munching on my friends' page), but I will come back to browse the tags for any new tips.

I know this sounds really obvious, but please remember that you still need to consult a health professional about your health even when using the advice from this community.

Enjoy! :)