At its Annual General Meeting in Tweed Heads at the end of October, and at the Board meeting that followed in early November, the following awards were confirmed:
· ROMAC Volunteer of the Year: Anita Robinson, Eastern Region Chair (pictured)
· Medical Professional of the Year: Paediatric Surgeon Professor Roy Kimble, Queensland Children’s Hospital
· ROMAC Benefactor of the Year: Rotary Club of Toowongfor their C. Burke Bequest donation
· Benefactor of the Year – Lei Day Promotion:Rotary Club of Gregory Hills Next-Gen for its Lei Day donation
· Life Recognition Award: Nominations have beenreceived, with awards to be confirmed at a later date
ROMAC affirms its volunteers as the lifeblood of our organisation as we continue to welcome children for treatment in both Australia and NewZealand. The vital logistical support and pastoral care our volunteer teams provide to families throughout their treatment journeys are ultimately what set ROMAC apart.
We are delighted to welcome Anita Binns, who has recently joined ROMAC as our volunteer HR Co-ordinator.
Glenys Parton, ROMAC Chair, announces a leadership change.
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Sight is vital to a child’s well-being and future. This Timor-Leste mother pays tribute to those who helped her son regain his and expresses her heartfelt gratitude.
ROMAC relies on the dedication of many volunteers, together with the ongoing support of Rotary clubs. Rockhampton South Rotary Club was recently recognised for their support of ROMAC.
Antonio sustained a traumatic eye injury after being struck by a ball while playing football with friends.
The latest on the beneficial collaboration between ACT Health and ROMAC.
ROMAC Chair Glenys Parton's end of 2025 message.
Maggie Alexander's contribution to ROMAC over the past 8 years was recognised at the ROMAC AGM.
Whether you volunteer, donate, or spread the word, your contribution brings a child closer to life changing surgery.
