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  • WAVES - Expression of Interest

    You are invited to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to participate in the UniSA Wellbeing for Australian Veterans & Emergency Services Program (WAVES).Participants will be selected based on meeting the entry requirements as well as availability of UniSA resources to take on new applicants into the program. Some background information regarding your physical activity experience, abilities, motivation, interests and goals is required to assist UniSA in selecting the right mix of personnel to participate.

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  • 2. WAVES has two different streams of activities:

    Community Adaptive Sports Program (CASP): This program offers a suite of community adaptive sports opportunities. Activities range from short courses to ongoing opportunities such as access to the Next Generation gym facilities. The activities are typically group-based and via strong links to community sporting organisations, providing participants and their families with an opportunity to participate in positive, active community activities with other people from WAVES and members of the public. The activities act as a pathway for independent community involvement in the future.

  • Invictus Pathways Program (IPP) The Invictus Pathways Program involves participation in exercise training sessions at UniSA with an Exercise Science or Exercise Physiology student trainer. Participants can use this activity to work towards competition sports such as the competitive events (e.g. Invictus or Warrior Games, Masters or Police and Fire Games), achieve fitness goals that they might have, or simply improve general well-being. The IPP is run to benefit both participants and our students and as such requires a commitment of 2 x 1hr gym sessions per week in order to allow our students to reach their placement requirements.

  • The Heart Health Program is a 12 month group exercise program which consists of 2 x 1hr group exercise classes per week and 1 x 2hr educational session per month. The program is fully funded for eligible veterans and we do have the opportunity to add first responders into the groups if the numbers allow. Further information can be found at veteranshearthealth.com.au

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  • WAVES - CODE OF CONDUCT

  • The WAVES Code of Conduct governs the conduct and expected behaviour of all personnel involved in an authorised WAVES activity.

    This Code of Conduct is based on the ASP Code of Conduct.

    All Participants including family members and volunteers must:

    1.     Behave honestly and with integrity;

    2.     Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person you encounter through WAVES regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. This extends to staff, students, sponsors and supporters of WAVES.

    3.     Comply with Australian law and the laws of the country you are in;

    4.     Comply with any lawful and reasonable direction and rules given by any member of WAVES Staff, students or Management;

    5.     While representing WAVES at an event, activity, program or team camp, uphold the good reputation of University of South Australia & Australia

    6.     Arrive at all events and activities at the designated time, with all required equipment

    7.     Act with integrity and in a manner consistent with the spirit of fair play and responsible conduct;

    8.     Maintain a level of commitment to the IPP, through the attendance guidelines outlined in your introduction information pack

    9.     Any alcohol consumption should be done in a responsible manner, and not within eight hours of a scheduled activity/event;

    10.  Wear designated uniform when directed or recommended

    11.  Represent yourself, and WAVES respectfully and positively across all social media platform posts. Any formal media activities must be approved by the UniSA Communications & Marketing Unit prior to undertaking them

    12.  Conduct yourself in a professional manner with all staff and students of the University of South Australia at all times.

     

    For matters the appointed WAVES Management considers to be minor misconduct an individual will be counselled, warned and monitored. For matters of serious misconduct an individual will be counselled and removed from the program and future opportunities within the WAVES program may be restricted. If overseas or on location at time of misconduct and circumstances permit, the individual may be sent home.

     

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  • Acknowledgment and Consent

    If you consent to being involved in an evaluation project on the Invictus Pathways Program, please fill in the consent form below.
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  • IPP Evaluation

  • I, : give my consent to participate in the Invictus Pathways Program (IPP) evaluation project named above on the following basis:

    I have had explained to me the aims of this evaluation project, how it will be conducted and my role in it.

  • Further information on the DDVA HREC, voluntary participation and consent is available on the DDVA HREC website.

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  • Should you have any complaints or concerns about the manner in which this evaluation research project is conducted, please do not hesitate to contact the researchers in person: 

    Dr Dannielle Post: T: 8302 1831, or Dannielle.Post@unisa.edu.au     

    Prof Gaynor Parfitt: T: 8302 1212 or Gaynor.Parfitt@unisa.edu.au 

    or you may prefer to contact:

    University of South Australia’s Human Research Ethics Committee, Telephone: (08) 8302 3118 or Email: humanethics@unisa.edu.au or

    DDVA HREC, Telephone: (02) 6192 7821 or Email: ddva.hrec@defence.gov.au 

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