AVID Resources

IT'S JEANS FOR GENES DAY!
REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR JEANS TO WORK!

We know that the combination of bushfires and the COVID 19 pandemic has made 2020 a really difficult year for many in our community.

Globally, 12 kids are born every minute with a genetic disease or birth defect whose lives will never return to normal – without treatments and cures.

Kids just want to be kids, but instead of playing sports with their friends or catching butterflies on a sunny day, these kids are getting liver transplants, taking dozens of medications, or getting their next dose of chemotherapy. It shouldn’t be this way. You can help the scientists at Children’s Medical Research Institute find cures, so these kids can go back to being kids.

JOIN AVID Resources employees and donate to this important cause here: www.myjeansforgenes.org.au/donate

Earlier this year AVID Resources delivered the Septic Tank Effluent Disposal (STED) scheme to Bruce Rock for the Water Corporation of Western Australia

The scheme takes partially treated wastewater from household septic tanks through a pipeline to a disposal pond system.

The job wasn't without it's challenges!

When moving along Dampier Street in Bruce Rock we had to navigate past a heritage listed bakery kiln build sometime in the 1920's!

The bakery was built for Geo Falconer and his family. He was a tailor with the shop front for business. Falconer employed two people in his business and served on the local Roads Board. The Basdens may have served bread from here at a later date. Other bakers also used this bakehouse and gave service over the counter in Johnston Street. The Eels served school lunches. The Nancarrows ran the bakery in the 1950's. Ping The Shire of Bruce Rock.

WE’RE BACK!!!! 😀

Over the last week AVID Resources has started welcoming some staff back into our fresh, clean and socially distanced office.

Like most business we're being careful, cautious and ensuring the health, safety and well being of our staff comes first.

It’s the start of getting back to normal.