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.
The Flying Angel Club is an International Seafarer’s Centre who provides accommodation and meals for crews in transit, sick and injured seafarers needing pastoral care and attention.The team paint the seafarers’ accommodation rooms and ensuites. The team were instantly down to business yet full of laughter as they discussed some painting strategies and exchanged painting tips.
North Perth Community Garden seek to be innovative within a garden atmosphere whilst using well established ways of growing plants as organically as possible. They adopted a concept of Zero Waste in their garden, where all green waste is fed through their composting system and back into the garden. volunteers from Woodside Drilling and Completion team were kept busy, moving the compost heaps across the garden to the loading bay area, some focused on maintenance of fruit trees while others helped with weeding, tidying the native garden beds and others propagated new plants for the greenhouse.
The David Buttfield Centre is one of 14 residential facilities managed by Baptistcare and is one of the larger facilities, containing a separate wing dedicated to dementia care.
KMBC are a volunteer run sporting organisation who aim to develop, promote and protect mountain bike trails and the surrounding environment in the Kalamunda region. For the third year in a row, the Drilling & Completions team spent the day working on the area mountain bike trails.