Resi ROCKS is an annual event that brings together residential care workers from across the state. This event recognises and celebrates practice excellence and cultivates a culture of learning and innovation and the sharing of knowledge and ideas.
First held in 2006, Resi ROCKS is the annual peak forum/celebration for residential care workers. The acronym stands for ‘Recognising Our Carers Knowledge and Skills’.
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Residential Care Awards 2020 It is more important than ever, this year in 2020 when faced with COVID-19, that we recognise, celebrate and encourage the work of the residential care
The event brings together residential care workers from across the state as a professional group to promote and cultivate a culture of learning and innovation, sharing knowledge, ideas and practice excellence.
Unfortunately, due to community safety measures and in line with government directions around the COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease), we have made the decision to postpone the Centre’s annual Resi ROCKS event on 19 June 2020 at the MCG in Melbourne.
While we are very disappointed, the decision to postpone is necessary for the protection of all those involved in the event and to help reduce transmission of the virus.
The Centre plans to reschedule the date later in the year and we will be in touch with you about your role when this is confirmed.
Resi ROCKS attracts participants from far and wide. Most will be from metropolitan areas, and many regional areas will be represented. Residential care workers are drawn from diverse employment and educational backgrounds.
Unfortunately, due to community safety measures and in line with government directions around the COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease), we have made the decision to postpone the Centre’s annual Resi ROCKS event on 19 June 2020 at the MCG in Melbourne.
While we are very disappointed, the decision to postpone is necessary for the protection of all those involved in the event and to help reduce transmission of the virus.
The Centre plans to reschedule the date later in the year and we will be in touch with you about your role when this is confirmed.
It is more important than ever, this year in 2020 when faced with COVID-19, that we recognise, celebrate and encourage the work of the residential care workforce across Victoria and that it continued to contribute to the positive outcomes for children and young people living in residential care.
