St John Ambulance - Australian Capital Territory, Cadet Program
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Sam Hawkins
12 years ago
St John Ambulance adult volunteer in Hobart Tasmania.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
A skill for life please don't stop teaching out future how to save lives
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francis family
12 years ago
save a valuable program
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Adam Van Leeuwen
12 years ago
Save the Cadets! it is such a great organisation that leads to a positive growth of the community and society in Australia and all over the world! St John Cadets are proud, commited and passionate about the Youth Programme and without a doubt it should stay!!
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Courtney Addison
12 years ago
Keep this program running, it's a good cause!!
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Ebony Edmonds
12 years ago
Silly silly horribly bad idea
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Georgia hider
12 years ago
closing this program down is like losing a family member O'hana means family .family means no one is left behind or forgotten
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Liam Watson
12 years ago
closing this would be a tremendous mistake education must not suffer especially something like this which is extremely beneficial.
For the cadets of Australia, and to help teach the people about first aid, I agree that this St. John ambulance cadet sqn should stay open!
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Sarah Williams
12 years ago
:)
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stephie ostojic
12 years ago
PLEASE HELP OUT A GOOD ORGANISATION
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Grace Hunt
12 years ago
keep st john alive!
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David Bromell
12 years ago
A worthwile organisation whic provides a great basis for the future employment.
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Kim Sullivan
12 years ago
It is short sighted to close the Cadet program. Life long lessons, a chance to develop young people through service, and a chance to recruit supporters from a young age
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Rory O'Brien
12 years ago
Kira is the sickest
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This is something that is important for all young people. The more that learn not just First Aid but tolerance of everyones choices the better the world will be.
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Jasmine Vorley
12 years ago
I was a SJA cadet in the UK and I think everyone should learn first aid. It was also a lot of fun meeting new people my age.
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Benjamin Stevens
12 years ago
Having participated in ICC2014 I can say that ACT has a fine arsenal of young men and women in its cadet divisions. To see them go the way of WA would undo the efforts of countless volunteers to sustain a hugely beneficial program for the rather petty reason of saving money- investment yields rewards in all forms, and here the reward is a production of friendly, well-trained and professional young people. Do not let Australia lose that.
St John Ambulance adult volunteer in Hobart Tasmania.
A skill for life please don't stop teaching out future how to save lives
save a valuable program
Save the Cadets! it is such a great organisation that leads to a positive growth of the community and society in Australia and all over the world! St John Cadets are proud, commited and passionate about the Youth Programme and without a doubt it should stay!!
Keep this program running, it's a good cause!!
Silly silly horribly bad idea
closing this program down is like losing a family member O'hana means family .family means no one is left behind or forgotten
closing this would be a tremendous mistake education must not suffer especially something like this which is extremely beneficial.
For the cadets of Australia, and to help teach the people about first aid, I agree that this St. John ambulance cadet sqn should stay open!
For the cadets of Australia, and to help teach the people about first aid, I agree that this St. John ambulance cadet sqn should stay open!
:)
PLEASE HELP OUT A GOOD ORGANISATION
keep st john alive!
A worthwile organisation whic provides a great basis for the future employment.
It is short sighted to close the Cadet program. Life long lessons, a chance to develop young people through service, and a chance to recruit supporters from a young age
Kira is the sickest
This is something that is important for all young people. The more that learn not just First Aid but tolerance of everyones choices the better the world will be.
I was a SJA cadet in the UK and I think everyone should learn first aid. It was also a lot of fun meeting new people my age.
Having participated in ICC2014 I can say that ACT has a fine arsenal of young men and women in its cadet divisions. To see them go the way of WA would undo the efforts of countless volunteers to sustain a hugely beneficial program for the rather petty reason of saving money- investment yields rewards in all forms, and here the reward is a production of friendly, well-trained and professional young people. Do not let Australia lose that.
Cadets our or future.