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 at North Perth Community Garden 2018

The Drilling and Compeltions team volunteering there time at the NPCG for the third year in tha row! North Perth Community Garden is an 820m2 space for individuals to garden, but it also strives to be an integral part of the local community, being a hub for people to meet, share, socialise and learn. They have worked hard to forge a number of links with other community groups including Rotary North Perth, North Perth Local, Volunteering WA, and of course, their immediate neighbours, to make their precinct a hive of activity for many.

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Drilling and Completions at Directions Disability Support Services

Directions Disability Support Service is an organisation who provides a wide variety high quality support across the metropolitan area that is flexible, creative and inclusive. Directions aims to help its clients achieve their aspirations and get the very best out of life. The team from Drilling and Completions took some time out of their busy week to come together and give back, in the form of some interior design for the Humming Bird Room - one of Direction's activity spaces used by their clients. Working together with two Directions’ clients, the team spruced up the space with a few coats of fresh paint.

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Drilling and Completions at Friends of Yellagonga

The first of four D&C groups to go out this year volunteered their time to help Friends of Yellagonga plant native plants in Yellagonga regional park.

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Risk and Compliance team at Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

The Risk and Compliance team spent their team volunteering day out in the Perth hills providing assistance to Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation are a native animal rescue organisation who strive to focus their energy on five key areas: Caring for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, wildlife education, captive breeding, research and personal and social wellbeing. With only one paid staff, the organisation are heavily reliant on the help they receive from volunteers, including corporate teams!

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