Duties: Chair Committee meetings ensuring that they are run efficiently and effectively Act as a signatory for the organisation in all legal purposes and financial purposes Work with the Committee to ensure the necessary skills are represented on the Committee and goals and relevant strategic and business plans are developed in order to achieve the goals of the organisation *Assist in the development of partnerships with sponsors, funding agencies, local and state government

Requirements: be well informed of all organisation activities and able to provide oversight be a person who can develop good relationships internally and externally be forward thinking and committed to meeting the overall goals of the organisation have a good working knowledge of the Committee Constitution and incorporation be able to work collaboratively with other Committee Members be a good listener and attuned to the interests of members and other interest groups *be a competent public speaker

#About the Beeliar Seniors Club

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The Beeliar Seniors Social Club was established in May 2019 with support from the City of Cockburn and Beeliar Community Voice Inc – Beeliar Residents Association. Currently the Club is a part of BCV Inc., with the ultimate goal to grow and become an independent association in its own right. The idea behind the club is to reduce social isolation and provide an opportunity to encourage people to connect with their community. It is hoped that those who utilise the activities offered by the social club will continue to grow their connections, get more involved in community activities and find a place where they feel like they belong.

Mental health and staying active are very important issues for everyone as we age, and we hope the Beeliar Senior Social Club will be a big part in helping people commit to healthy lives! It is very important to offer the Beeliar senior community a social club where they can meet new people, share their knowledge and skills, and continue to build on their health and wellbeing in the later stages of their lives. Some find it difficult to travel outside of the area to stay connected with the outside world, so having a club established in Beeliar will hopefully ease the burden of transport and financial stress and offer more opportunities to participate in, and stay connected with, their wonderful community.