Welfare

At MONSU Caulfield we understand the pressures that we students face, sometimes combining part-time and full time work with study.

We are committed in any way to ease the burden on you. We have a proud history of helping in this regard; Michael Josem and Tim Wilson's successful campaign for cheaper concession cards has meant savings for students. Of course the pressure we as students face is not always financial; often of course the demands of study can be overwhelming. So make sure you make the most of our 'Stress Less Days' - which fall in the most stressful times of year - and enjoy the activities that we run.

While 'Stress Less Days' are always welcome relief, some problems need closer attention. MONSU Caulfield has several services that can be of assistance, such as a free legal service, a free accommodation service and so on. All of our services can be accessed from the MONSU Caulfield Level 2 Service Desk in 'S' Building on Monash University's Caulfield Campus.

We are always devoted to improving the welfare of our students. We are always looking for ways make our services better. If there is an area in which you feel needs to be studied regarding the welfare of students, whether it effects you or not, please let us know.

If you have any questions, suggestions, or have an issue you'd like to discuss, don't hesitate to email me at welfare@monsucaulfield.org.au. All concerns will be treated with complete confidentially.

MONSU Caulfield Welfare Officers

• 2001 - Simon Szewach
• 2002 - Michael Josem
• 2003 - Mary Aldred
• 2004 - Astrid McCormack (until July)
• 2004 - Ryan Seccull (from July)
• 2005 - Mary Aldred (until March)
• 2005 - Kristine Banks-Smith (from March)
• 2006 - Michelle Kiosoglous (untill January)
• 2006 - Nick Wee (from January)
• 2007 - Anthony Hall

(Prior to 2004, the Welfare Officer position was part of the role Education, Community & Welfare Officer)