A SHOUT OUT for more volunteers who would like to assist in visiting our elderly and spending an afternoon with them, especially those living on their own.
Assistance programs, scholarships and subsidies are available to any Singaporean who meets the specified criteria. Other initiatives, such as the Family Support Services, are organized by The Eurasian Association and extended to the Eurasian community.
We are trying to attract more Eurasian youngsters into sports during the year of the Youth Olympic Games 2010. Be one of the 1st 20 participants to sign up for the dialogue session and receive an autographed copy of “To the Finishing Line” by Eurasian Olympian Mary Klass!
Speakers include:
Mr. Chris de Souza (MP, Holland-Bukit Timah)
Dr. Bervyn Lee (Senior Director, Sports Pathways Development, SSC)
Mr. Kiran Kumar Gosian (Principal, Xishan Primary School)
Dr. Nick Aplin (Associate Professor, Physical Education & Sports Science (PESS))
Date: Saturday, 20 March 2010
Time: 2pm
Venue: Eurasian Community House
For more details and registration, please contact Patch 6447 1578.
Application Forms can be obtained from the EA Secretariat office. The deadline for applications is 31 March 2010.
For more information, please contact Jacqueline Peeris at 6447 1578 or email: jacqueline@eurasians.org.
We are looking for a team to work from home to provide customer appointment services. The basic criteria are as follows:
1. A bubbly personality and great voice.
2. Conversant with MSN Chat / Skype, Google and Excel.
3. Possess a PC with Internet connection.
4. Able to work from January to March 2010
What you get
1. Training
2. Basic Salary + Incentives
3. Flexible work hours from home!
4. No sales or selling involved
We only have 40 positions available. Please call Mr. Anthony Peter @ 83110930 immediately to book your place for our upcoming job briefing or email us at inquiries@teleconsultingasia.sg.
Looking for a Christmas gift? The Eurasian Association is proud to announce the availability of a new book called The Great Genealogical Search. Written by Eurasians, for Eurasians, this book, presented in the form of a case study, brings you through the different methods of research that you should know to discover your family history.
Amazingly, the book details the real life experience of the Shepherdson family in Singapore, recently featured on CNN.com (http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/11/09/dna.families/). Follow them on their 20-year quest through church records, the Internet and DNA tests in the tradition of a Dan Brown novel!
To learn all these and more, together with a complete resource guide, place your order for The Great Genealogical Search from the EA and receive a 10% off the retail price of S$24.90 (Valid till Dec 31st 2009). For more information or to order a copy, please contact Jacqueline Peeris @ 6447 1578 or email Jacqueline@eurasians.org.
