Rosies still makes it to Schoolies to help young people celebrate safely
Helping hand: Rosies has been helping school leavers on the Gold Coast since 1987, the longest running non-government organisation to ...
Helping hand: Rosies has been helping school leavers on the Gold Coast since 1987, the longest running non-government organisation to ...
School’s out: School-leavers celebrating and partying at a Schoolies event in Surfers Paradise; and (inset) Michael Jones. Photo: Rosies FAMILIAR ...
Saving lives: Red Frogs Australia Chaplaincy Network national co-ordinator Andy Gourley at Ignite Conference 2019. ANDY Gourley has some good ...
Schoolies volunteers: Members of Rosies are ready for a busy time as the annual Schoolies Week ...
Andy Gourley: “There’s been a real shift in culture where there are a lot more people ...
30 years on: Early members of Rosies Gold Coast get together for a reunion. They are ...
Questionable attitude: “Is it too much to ask people to enjoy themselves with a nice meal ...
Schoolies team: Members of The Culture Project and their supporters gather at Surfers Paradise for their ...
Party time: Teenagers from around Australia will gather on the Gold Coast for Schoolies tomorrow. POLICE ...
Helping hand: The Schoolies Recharge Zone has helped thousands of young people at Schoolies Week at ...
Proud tradition: Troy Bailey (left) takes over the running of Rosies from outgoing general manager Bob ...
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