Inquiry- How do organisations influence society? by Miss.Morris

Elif

2013-09-03 03:07:56 UTC

Centre
Link: Support for refugees and caring entrants. If you are a refugee or caring
entrant you may be entitled to payments and services that will help you settle into life in Australia.

You may be allowed to payments and services if you have arrived in Australia with a Refugee or Humanitarian Visa,

or were granted a Permanent Protection Visa in Australia.

Selin/Sarah

2013-09-03 03:10:36 UTC

We are reaserching salavation army we found out while reaserching that there are 105,000 thousand homeless australians and 17,845 of them are children under 12. the salavation army tries to help the homeless australians as much as they can by donating the money that you buy from donated clothes, toys and other stuff.

Marym/

2013-09-03 03:12:11 UTC

Sana

2013-09-03 03:12:45 UTC

Centre Link: It gives us money and helps refugees . Did you know that

centre link gives money to us once a month and this is the amount.

IKENASIO

2013-09-03 03:13:52 UTC

The salvation Army is one of the word's

largest christian locial walfare organisations

with more then 1,650,000 members working in over 124 countries.

matthew/Abdullah/police

2013-09-03 03:14:43 UTC

The trend was allegedly started by Ward Clapham, now a 28 year retired veteran
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Richmond, British Columbia. During his time as a police officer, Clapham had thephilosophy that every important

breakthrough requires a change in the practices, mindsets, and principles that tie people to the current way of life.
As he wrote in his book series Breaking With the Law, Clapham discovered the best way to make an important breakthrough in keeping the peace was by not doing things he felt were ineffective and unproductive. He had the idea of cops catching kids for doing things right. This idea developed into Positive Tickets.
Clapham thought it made sense for police officers to be seeking out the positive things they see and rewarding the people who do them, instead of focusing on catching people doing things wrong and punishing them. In theory, it makes sense.
Rewarding people for doing good things has been proven to be a better incentive to stay
Read more at

Fatima

2013-09-03 03:17:28 UTC

Hume council takes responsibility delivering services in timely manner.

it also helps people who are sick and need good benefits.

also home help for for the eldery because they cannot look after themselves.

Marym

2013-09-03 03:17:37 UTC

School us in the future and when we grow up

we will have a job, we also can be part of the goverment

IKENASIO

2013-09-03 03:25:25 UTC

We have been in Australia for over 130 years. Currently we have more than 8,500 active officers and staff delivering in excess of 1000 specifically designed social programs across Australias

Nermine

2013-09-03 03:25:52 UTC

Ally

2013-09-03 03:27:00 UTC

Hospitals always are there for you they always help you and hospitals give you good health and care and they keep you in good hand like if you break your hand they will put you plaster on it

Elif, Sana, Nermine

2013-09-03 03:31:51 UTC

The Salvation Army: They send a bag to your

mail box and you put your hold cloths in it. And put on the road

and they come and take it. And it goes to the poor.

Kenan

2013-09-03 03:32:32 UTC

Hospitals are really good for you because

2013-09-03 03:34:11 UTC

IKENASIO

2013-09-03 11:53:49 UTC