RCI EV Issue 8 Spring 2013
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Surfers’ dawn patrol on Burleigh Beach.<br />
ready,<br />
set,<br />
go<br />
AUSTRALIA<br />
Giving Back<br />
Give Back Project for our returning soldiers<br />
Mariner Shores is currently trialing a 20<br />
week Give Back Project in conjunction<br />
with the Australian Defense Force<br />
(ADF). Each week, for 20 weeks, one<br />
two bedroom apartment is made available<br />
free of charge for a soldier returning from<br />
active duty in Afghanistan to spend time<br />
with his/her family in a relaxed holiday<br />
environment without the normal every<br />
day pressures.<br />
General Manager, Mariner Shores, Mr.<br />
Brent Schafer said that the ADF were<br />
very pleased to accept this offer. “We<br />
have met some incredible soldiers and<br />
their families. These are the people who<br />
take the big risks to make sure we here in<br />
Australia remain safe and free and we are<br />
pleased to assist where we can,” said Mr<br />
Schafer. In other news, Mariner Shores<br />
will be closing its doors temporarily in<br />
November for refurbishing. See the full<br />
article on page 39.<br />
REMEMBERED NOT FORGOTTEN: Soldiers are<br />
offered a dawn patrol of a very different kind at<br />
Burleigh Heads by Mariner Shores. Soldiers can<br />
take time to relax with their families at one of<br />
Australia’s best beaches.<br />
ENDLESS VACATION 3