LocationNT
Event Date14 Jun 2024 | 18:00 PM-20:30 PM [GMT+09]
CPD Hours2.5
CPD CategoryCategory 3: Professional Identity
OrganiserBranch Services [email protected]
Event FormatIn Person
Practice & careerSocial Work
VenueTravelodge Darwin city
Venue Address64 Cavenagh Street
Darwin City, NT 800
Australia
Join the AASW NT Branch as we present the Mary Moylan NT Social Worker of the Year Award. This award honours the memory of Mary Moylan, a dedicated and inspiring NT Social Worker.
The Branch is delighted that AASW National President Linda Ford will be attending. Linda will present the award and give the NT Branch Annual address.
This will be an evening of networking and celebration that will acknowledge all nominees and the dedication and inspiring contributions of social workers in the Northern Territory.
Don’t miss what promises to be a fantastic event!
Please consider nominating a Social Worker whose exemplary contribution has made a difference in their field of practice. For details about the selection criteria and nomination form please email: [email protected] The deadline for nominations is the 10 May 2024.
When: 14 June 2024
Time: 6.00 pm (ACST)
Venue: Travelodge Darwin City, Ballroom, 64 Cavenagh Street, Darwin
Registrations close 11 June 2024
The AASW is pleased to subsidise the cost of this event for members.
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