at 29 Bungendore Road, Queanbeyan , 2620 Australia
Queanbeyan Legacy is part of the Legacy Club of Queanbeyan -Eden-Monaro (QEM) Inc. which is one of 50 Legacy Clubs in Australia and London Legacy is an independent organisation of veterans, servicemen and women and other volunteers, dedicated to the care of the dependants of Australia's servicemen and women who have died in the service of their country or subsequently as a result of that service.
SPIRIT OF LEGACY The Spirit of Legacy is Service, and the key element is the personal contact maintained by Legatees, with the families of deceased servicemen and women allocated to them, whom they assist. It is this personal contact that makes Legacy care special and gives the work of Legacy its unique character and is the driving force that determines the way Legatees carry out their duties. THE CHARTER OF LEGACY The Charter of Legacy was agreed in 1930. It requires individual members, known as Legatees, through personal effort, to care for the dependants of veterans who died while on operational service or subsequently. This includes safeguarding the mental, moral, vocational and physical welfare interests of the children of deceased veterans. Legatees consider it to be a privilege to accept the legacy of caring for the widow(er)s and children of their fallen comrades. THE BADGE OF LEGACY The Badge of Legacy was adopted in 1926 and symbolises in its torch the undying flame of service and sacrifice handed to us by our comrades in war who have passed on. In its wreath of laurel, with its points inverted in remembrance, is the symbol that Legatees are honouring the fallen by supporting the families left behind.
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Legacy Queanbeyan is Queanbeyan based place and this enity listed in Non-Profit Organization category. Located at 29 Bungendore Road NSW 2620. Contact phone number of Legacy Queanbeyan: (02) 6297 0652 or 0409 978 144
Treehouse provides Early Intervention supports for children with disability or developmental delay and their families.
SDMA is a CAMS affiliated organisation that runs Motorsport events at the Fairbairn Park Hillclimb Circuit in Canberra, ACT. What is a hillclimb? Hillclimbs are time trial motor racing, run one vehicle at a time on a section of sealed track that twists and turns up and around a hill. You start from stationary at the bottom of the hill and drive as quickly as you can up and around to the finish line. The Fairbairn Park Hillclimb Circuit is a Q shaped track with a short section from the start line leading to a full lap of the main circuit. On a competition day drivers typically get four or more runs with lap times ranging between 40 seconds to over 1 minute, with each drivers best time of the day counting for results. Vehicles are separated into classes depending on the type of vehicle and level of modification, this allows drivers to compete on skill not just on their vehicle capabilities. The course is easy on the vehicles, which consume little fuel as the runs are short. This enables anyone with a valid L2S CAMS (Confederation of Australian Motor Sport) license and a mechanically sound car, fitted with a fire extinguisher of course, to compete. Drivers, both male and female, range from 14 years of age and up, giving the sport a very broad field of competitors. Drivers competing are mostly locals although the Fairbairn track attracts regular interstate competitors as it is the most frequently run NSW (and possibly Australian) Hillclimb. In 2009 we ran 10 events each with an average of 46 competitors.
The Lake George Zone's Crew Leader Mentor Group is a group of aspiring and new Crew Leaders.