WE'RE HERE TO HELP VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES
We are your voice to the State and Federal Government resources,
In order to provide better mental health services.
Our Vision and Mission
Our Beliefs and Values
Our Goals
We aim to endeavour that our support mechanisms and our programs, are in place, and constantly evolving to support the well-being, care, support and compensation of our current and former serving members of the ADF and their dependants.
We believe that all Veterans and their families should be able to receive the help and assistance that they require, no matter the issue, whether it may be, Sickness, helpless, wounded, aged, vulnerable, destitute or needy.
To help all veterans, past and present and their families wherever possible.
To assist Veterans with any entitlements available to them.
To assist with rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.
WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING
The purpose of the Sub-Branch is to provide and offer support to all past and currently serving members of the Australian Defence Force and their families, also including the families of serving members that paid the ultimate sacrifice.
The Pine Rivers - Returned Services League Sub-Branch, was formed and received it's charter on the 28th October 1945, Approximately 10 weeks after the completion of World War II
The first president of the Sub-Branch was Mr Tom Gorringe, a WWII veteran, he met with 22 members in the “School of Arts Hall” at Petrie where the Sub-Branch would reside until 1954.
As the Sub-Branch was, when it was first formed, it is run and governed by veteran’s, backed by a great team of volunteers that are committed to supporting the community and all the generations of past and current serving members and their families.
We are providing the services that Veterans and their Families Need.
We are your voice to State and Federal government, through the RSL network, for resources in order to provide better services for Veterans.
Our Advocates provide assistance and advice with the preparation of claims under the VEA, MRCA and DCRA pieces of legislation to ensure you get the best possible outcome.
Navigating a DVA claim for a condition or injury that is received during service, can be confusing, time-consuming and stressful, but with the assistance of our Advocates all the guesswork is taken care of.
Our Advocates can liaise with DVA with your approval and help you to ensure you have all the documentation and evidence you need to support your case and claim
All the latest news from us to you.
Our calendar of upcoming events can be found here
Membership of our auxiliary is open to all members of the community who support our veterans. The role of the auxiliary is to assist the Sub Branch through fundraising and organising social events for members.
The only 2 rules that apply to the use of Hobby Shed equipment are:
• That nobody works alone.
• If you don’t know how to use something, ask someone who does.
Our Citizens Auxiliary members have formed a Hobby Shed that is open to male and female members of the subbranch, auxiliary and community.
We have a wide range of hand made products which are available to purchase.
Follow this link to view our store – View
