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    • Working With Children
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  • Our Projects
    • Recent Events
    • Community Service
    • International Service >
      • NTA Flores Donor Trip November 2022
      • Fundraising Dinner 9 May 2022
    • Youth
    • Vocational
    • Fund Raising >
      • 2023 Garage Sale
      • 2023 Trivia Night - Post
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Environmental

From the Environmental Officer
​Recycling Mobile Phones

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In a recent email from Clean Up Australia a method for recycling mobile phones was promoted.
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Are you stashing away old mobile phones in your bottom drawer? You're not alone! Only 1 in 3 of us have recycled a mobile device and it's estimated Australians are collectively holding on to more than 4.9 million old phones, with an average of two unused mobiles in every household.

So let's change that! By simply sending in an old mobile phone (any make, any model, working or not) for recycling (and postage is free!) you could win one of two luxury sustainable holidays worth over $24,000 - thanks to our friends at Nokia, MobileMuster & Wander.

You and three friends could head off on a four-day holiday to Kangaroo Island, SA or Scenic Rim, QLD with luxury eco accommodation, flights, car hire and daily activities included.
How To Enter
Did you know over 95% of the materials in a mobile phone can be recovered for reuse? 
It means that fewer raw materials need to be extracted and processed to make new products.
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Kaye with self-addressed envelope

END PLASTIC SOUP

See a recording of:
​End Plastic Soup, District 9685 Seminar 1, 
27.07.2023:
go to presentation
RCWPHC would like to thank Marilyn Kenney (d9685) for enabling this presentation.
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Meetings

The Club alternates meetings:
Generally, one "Face to Face" one Monday and a Zoom meeting the next Monday.
Face to Face
Meet at The Vicar
Arrive 6:30pm, Start 7:00pm, End 9:00pm
271 New Line Rd
Dural NSW 2128 Australia
​Zoom
Arrive 7:15pm Start 7:30pm End 8:30pm
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Cherrybrook Pharmacy Visit Website
The Dental Touch Visit Website
Hills Storage Galston Visit Website
Mitchell Hann Visit Website
Martelli's Fruit Market Visit Website
Carmen Drive Pharmacy Visit Website
Westleigh Pharmacy Visit Website
Event Services International Visit Website
Michele's Landfill Rescue
Hills Motor Repairs Visit Website
Best's Pharmacy Visit Website
Alfresco Shade Visit Website
Community Bank Galston & District