Social Work Case Study: Glenn Willan

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Glenn Willan joined Event Health Services in 1999 where he started with Mundaring division which is now known as Eastern Hills Adult division. As well as working at many events each year, he has been an Event Health Services Area Manager, Divisional Officer Training, and Volunteer Development Officer. With Glenn’s expertise in planning large activities, events and emergency activations he has been instrumental during some high stress situations, including being involved in emergency management exercises, sitting on the State Welfare Emergency Committee and being involved in large scale bush fire activations.
Due to his commitment and positive ‘can do’ attitude, Event Services have now increased our share of events, meaning we can provide

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