Please download and print our Sponsorship & Donation Request Form.

Completed forms should be addressed to:

The Secretary
Redcliffe RSL
PO Box 34
Redcliffe 4020

Or by email to subbranch@redcliffersl.com.au

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Another important role for the Sub Branch is to maintain a collection of artefacts so that our History is visible for everyone.  You are able to either donate or loan items to the Museum, please see the Sub Branch for details.

NB: We are no longer accepting books, personal papers or newspapers as we do not have the facility to store or display these items. 

We have a great many items from the Boer War through to current conflicts and we have a group of volunteers who help us keep the Museum clean and tidy.

The Museum is open every day during business hours and can be opened after hours for groups to visit if arrangements are made with the Curator.

We have had a number of Scout Groups view the Museum for their Heritage Badges and school groups come through for specific topics in relation to their study curriculum.  We provide handouts to the students on their specific topic and the Scout Groups get a certificate of attendance.

If you are considering donating or loaning an item to the Museum we can discuss that with you.

If you wish to speak with someone in relation to the Museum, please contact:

Redcliffe RSL Sub-Branch

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THE VIC READING WELLBEING & COMPENSATION CENTRE

All Compensation and Welfare advocates are ATDP Trained (Advocacy Training and Development Program)

From Levels one to four in all criteria of compensation.

Please note: We are currently not taking on any new clients. Please contact RSL Queensland:

Phone: 134 RSL
Email: vs@rslqld.org

Welfare Advocates – by appointment only.

For any enquiries or appointments, please call Redcliffe RSL on (07) 3897 6060 or email pensions@redcliffersl.com.au

Range of services provided are:

Compensation Officers Levels 1 to 4 may according to their level of training provide advice and assist serving and ex-servicing military clients and their dependants with rehabilitation and compensation claims and represent serving and ex-serving military clients and their dependants before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) or Veterans’ Review Board in relation to compensation and entitlement decisions. Service may include.

• Prepare and lodge liability, compensation, and income support claims
• Prepare requests for review of DVA decisions
• Prepare appeals for review by Veterans’ Review Board or the Administrative Appeals Tribunal
• Provide representation at hearings by the Veterans’ Review Board and Administrative appeals Tribunal

Range of Services provided are:

Welfare Advocates Levels 1 and 2 are trained to assist serving and ex-serving military clients and their dependants to connect with government and community-based services and support including.

• Providing information for health, rehabilitation, housing, transport, household assistance, education schemes, and other government or community services and benefits
• Providing advice and information about government services for transitioning from military to civilian life
• Providing information on medical, financial, legal and police matters and.
• Providing information and assistance for funeral arrangements and bereavement assistance and.
• Other welfare advice and information as determined in discussion with the client.

• Poppy Services (Funerals)
• Nursing Home, Home Visits and Hospital Visits (Subject to COVID Restrictions)

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