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Hi, my name is Julianne, Tell us why you would make a great Hero. I really enjoy helping people and get tremendous satisfaction from brightening up someone’s day. I am a very friendly, good natured and engaging person. I have a terrific sense of humor and I love a good laugh. I find it very easy talking with people and can quickly build a great rapport. I am still very active and rather fitter than many people my age. I would enjoy the responsibility of helping make other people’s lives more fulfilling and enjoyable. Tell us how you will share one of your skills or hobbies to help someone in our community. One of my greatest skills is being able to engage with people of all ages, from all walks of life, from a variety of backgrounds. I love music, movies, watching sports, swimming, walking and going out to parks, cafes and beaches. I would be a wonderful companion to accompany members on any outings involving those activities. I am equally happy to visit someone who needs some company at home to have a good chat. What is a quote that inspires you? Life isn’t about finding yourself . Life is about creating yourself.
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Received both doses of COVID-19 vaccination & booster
Social Carer Academy
NDIS Worker Orientation Module
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