Team-Based Success Stories

Team-based volunteering is a fun, interesting and meaningful way for Woodside employees to engage with each other in non-traditional settings outside the office. It also gives teams the opportunity to support community organisations by completing a worthwhile project that will last well beyond their single volunteer day.

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Drilling and Completions Team at North Perth Community Garden May 2017

The Drilling and Completions team visited the North Perth Community Garden for the second year in a row. The community garden serves to promote gardening within the City of Vincent by providing garden bed lots for hire, workshops on gardening and a warm and welcoming environment to meet people. The team assisted by helping build shade cloth structures, oiling fences and posts, propagating plants and pulling the leaves off fruit trees.

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Projects Team at Juniper Rowethorpe

The projects team enjoyed a day at Juniper Rowethorpe helping to sand and oil tables, working with residents to create house numbers, knitting and crocheting squares to make quilts, as well as weeding and doing some pruning in the gardens. The day finished off with a BBQ and a game of lawn bowls. The team described the day as “rewarding”, “uplifting”, “awesome” and providing multiple opportunities for “great team work”.

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Audit Team at Kanyana Wildlife

The Audit team visited Kanyana Wildlife on a very sunny and pristine day in March. Kanyana Wildlife is located in Lesmurdie and is a not for profit organisation committed to the protection and welfare of native wildlife. The centre has a purpose built hospital and training and education centre. It is run by volunteers from the local community who provide for all of the needs of the animals and the operation of the centre.

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Brownfields Offshore Delivery at Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre

The Black Cockatoo Preservation Society is a not-for-profit, independent conservation organisation working to conserve black cockatoos through rehabilitation, re-vegetation, education, and research. The team rolled up their sleeves to shovel and wheelbarrow sand, tend to plants and play with some majestic birds.

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