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Whether your goal is getting a job, living independently, learning new skills, socialising and making friends or just having fun, BCR Communities is your local NDIS provider. We take the time to really understand your interests, dreams and goals before tailoring a support plan that is just for you. NDIS HISTORY NDIS Supports NDIS Supports Community Participation NDIS Work, Life & Training NDIS School Leaver Employment Supports

While caring for a loved one is rewarding, it can also sometimes feel overwhelming and isolating. It is important to look after your own wellbeing and also be informed about what help is available to you as a carer. BCR Communities holds monthly carer support meetings, and day and overnight respite. ARIIA GRANT HISTORY The Regional Provider Blueprint for Developing a Values-Based Culture and Values-Driven Care Plans through Engagement, Empowerment and Technology BCR Communities, along with our partners ExSitu, University of Wollongong (UOW) and CarersNSW, secured an ARIIA grant to generate a regional provider blueprint for developing a values-based culture and values-driven care plans through engagement, empowerment and technology. . The Aged Care Research and Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) grant was created to support the aged care sector by providing funding that can be used to build increased workforce capability and capacity. They are especially focussed on funding projects that address areas like dementia care, mental health and wellbeing, and social isolation. BCR Communities uses values-based care plans which put the client firmly at the centre of their own decision-making and wellbeing. Using technology developed by ExSitu, our clients are provided with a simple tool that can be used to create their individualised hierarchy of values. Clients use online card sorting to identify their most important values and goals, with the information transferable into documents like support plans and Advance Care Directives. BELOW IS THE PROJECT'S BLUEPRINT SUMMARY Blueprint Summary BCR Communities was awarded a grant through the Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) program to deliver a Regional Provider Blueprint based on our values-based care program. The aim of the Blueprint is to share the learnings from our ARIIA project, so that as a sector, we can lead the change towards a values-based model of care. The aim of the ARIIA project was to test our assumptions that, with positive values-driven culture, and a commitment to empowerment and simple, efficient technologies, we could operationalise care processes to support human rights so those we care for can make their own decisions in alignment with their individual values. The results we were hoping to achieve through the research findings, and implementation of new processes and technology, was to increase meaningful social connection and reduce social isolation through the development and delivery of services which were aligned to an understanding of each person’s values and wishes. The key challenge explored was the balance we needed to strike as an aged care provider to: Support a person’s right to dignity of risk in the context of their right to self determination Uphold our responsibilities in relation to duty of care. Create a clear transparent process to navigate the potential conflict between dignity of risk and duty of care and align that to each person’s individual values. Methods used in this research project included the review of previously developed BCR in-home care client personas, client surveys, focus groups, regular project review meetings, and individual and group consultation sessions with key stakeholders including BCR Executive and Care Managers, Care Staff, BCR Clients and research partner representative from Carers NSW, University of Wollongong, Autonomy First Lawyers and technology partner ExSitu. Using a participatory research, research-to-action approach (Cornwall, 1995) the project team progressively consulted and communicated with key BCR stakeholders on challenges, opportunities, findings, and actions through regular meetings, and also communicated the outcomes of internal changes and key findings through client and staff newsletters. As a result of this project, our key findings include that: •social connections can be improved within communities through simplified and efficient engagement, training and referral processes values-based technologies can be used effectively to address our three key challenges working collaboratively with values-driven organisations creates opportunities to positively impact older people by focussing on supported decision-making practices. This project identifies opportunities to further this research and create sector wide change by professionalising key roles and improving supported decision-making practice. By progressing this research, we aim to improve models of care and the experience of older people by expanding providers understanding and delivery of rights-based decision making practice. Click here for the full report ARIIA Blueprint

If you have an NDIS plan, the BCR Activities Hub - Work, Life & Training program in Sanctuary Point is the place to start learning the skills you need to transition from your school life into your working life. NDIS HISTORY NDIS Work, Life & Training If you have an NDIS plan, the BCR Activities Hub - Work, Life & Training program in Sanctuary Point is the place to start learning the skills you need to transition from your school life into your working life. There is no classroom at the Activities Hub. You will learn work and life skills in our woodworking shed, community gardens, art and music studios, kitchen, outdoor pizza oven and BBQ area and our own Community radio station, Bay & Basin 92.7FM. START YOUR JOURNEY TO EMPLOYMENT As well as learning vocational skills, you will also gain valuable work experience for your CV, make new friends, increase your confidence and have fun. Your tailored program might include: Horticulture Landscaping General carpentry Work Health and Safety skills IT skills Introduction to Radio Broadcasting Life skills like cooking and budgeting Contact BCR today to find out more about how we can support you at home SUBMIT THANK YOU, WE'LL BE IN TOUCH. "For the last four years I have been hosting my own radio show. I choose a feature artist, do my own research, develop the playlist and present the show. I also categorise and update the data base with new releases and I am now a member of the BBCR Radio Advisory Committee." JAROD

BCR Communities has a variety of venues which can be hired out by the public including the Sanctuary Point Youth & Community Centre, office space and the tranquil BCR Communities Wellness Centre and Wellness Garden. COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES Venue Hire BCR SANCTUARY POINT YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE The BCR Youth & Community Centre at 34 Paradise Beach Road, is centrally located in the heart of Sanctuary Point very close to shops, cafes, the Library and Sanctuary Point Primary School. This venue offers a spacious main hall and stage which is suitable for workshops, meetings, concerts and performances. It also offers meeting and outdoor spaces which are great for community groups and recreation activities. The commercial style kitchen is well equipped to cater for large groups and functions. The BCR Youth & Community Centre has two offices which can be hired separately. They are both equipped with comfortable office furniture and wi-fi and are perfect for case management or counselling services. One office also has a private bathroom. BCR COMMUNITIES WELLNESS CENTRE The BCR Communities Wellness Centre is conveniently located in central Sanctuary Point at 130 Macleans Point Road. The light-filled space features a well-equipped kitchen, accessible bathrooms, an office space and a large main reception room which is suitable for meetings, workshops and classes. For meetings there is a white board, AV equipment, and multiple tables and chairs available including several arm chairs. The room can comfortably fit up to 30 people. A highlight of the space is the newly completed Wellness Garden which adds a sense of peace and tranquillity. If you would like to take your meeting or class outdoors, the outdoor space is set up with a large shade cloth, table setting and a BBQ . To hire a space or to find out more including availability and rates, please fill in the contact form below or phone 1300 222 748 SUBMIT THANK YOU, WE'LL BE IN TOUCH.

Love where you live? You can give back to your local community by joining the BCR Communities team as a valued volunteer. BCR was created by locals for locals and for more than 30 years we have been providing services within our communities with the support of our wonderful volunteers. GET INVOLVED HISTORY Volunteering with BCR Communities LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE You can give back to your local community by joining the BCR Communities team as a valued volunteer. BCR was created by locals for locals and for more than 30 years we have been providing services within our communities with the support of our wonderful volunteers. Volunteering for BCR Communities will give you the opportunity to: Make new friends and meet people Share your knowledge and talents Contribute to your community Learn new skills Be a part of a great team Find a sense of purpose Make a difference in the lives of others We also partner with Job Network Providers How to become a BCR volunteer Our team will take the time to get to know you and discover your interests, talents, skills and goals before finding the perfect role for you. Chat to us today and find out about the wide range of volunteering opportunities we have across our region. Fill in the contact us form below or phone 1300 222 748. SUBMIT Thank you, we'll be in touch. “The statistics are clear, men often get depressed once they leave the workforce and I didn’t think I would but retirement for some people is a bigger challenge than being in the workforce and I was one of those who was tremendously challenged. When I applied they asked me 'why do you want to be here?’ and I said, 'I just need some sense of fellowship, I need company.' I was nervous and it was difficult because I hadn’t played an instrument for 54 years but joining the Pirates Band gave me a new lease on life. I started practising and looking up YouTube videos, it gave me a reason for being and I get excited coming here. I found the fellowship I was looking for.” MILTON CONTACT

Being a part of BCR Communities is so much more than just having a job. We are on a mission to find the right people to join our team. We support each other, share in our successes and celebrate meeting our vision of empowering our community to live happy, healthy, and meaningful lives. CAREERS JOIN OUR TEAM BCR Job Board HISTORY Be a part of a team that makes a difference Being a part of BCR Communities is so much more than just having a job. We are on a mission to find the right people to join our team. Our culture is dedicated to helping every employee achieve their potential. We support each other, share in our successes and celebrate meeting our vision of inspiring and empowering our community to live happy, healthy, and meaningful lives. 1/2 Feel supported At BCR Communities, we want every member of our team to feel well supported, fulfilled and valued, which is why we offer a range of work, financial, wellness and extra benefits to our employees. We asked our employees what they value most about working at BCR Communities. Below are not only the benefits you receive at BCR, but also insight into the reasons why our employees love working with us. Above all, our employees love our supportive culture, the meaningful work, and flexible working options. COMMUNITY WORK Career advancement opportunities Salary sacrifice gives up to $15,900 extra of tax free income, plus $2650 of tax free income for accommodation, meals and entertainment Mobile devices for all care workers COMMUNITY WELLNESS Supportive and inclusive culture Access to a confidential, free, 24/7 counselling service Learning and development opportunities Volunteering opportunities Impactful work COMMUNITY LIFESTYLE Flexible working arrangements to fit with your family and lifestyle Work locally Community connection Shoalhaven Swim Sport Fitness family discount Free access to LIFT fitness app Variety of retailer discounts “I had worked for years in other industries including construction but I had always had an interest in disability and I wanted to give back to my community. Working as an NDIS support worker has been really rewarding. I have been providing individual support to participants two days a week, and watching them grow in confidence and independence and achieve their goals is just terrific.” MICHAEL “I think this is a wonderful job because I like talking to people and helping people and knowing that I am enabling them to stay living in their own home. I really enjoy working for BCR, it has a family feeling and the clients and the management and the staff are all just lovely. It’s a pleasure to come to work.” FRANCINE “Being a support worker really for me, is not like a job. It is fun going to everyone’s houses knowing I am making a difference to their day and making their life a little bit easier. Most of the time it feels like visiting a friend – just helping them out and having lots of laughs.” FIONA “In the seven years I have worked here, the flexible working arrangements have been really important to me as a parent. I have been able to witness and be a part of milestones in my kid’s lives and spend more time with them than I otherwise would have been able to.” KYLIE Can’t find what you’re looking for today? FILL IN THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM BELOW AND WE WILL INFORM YOU OF FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES! Preferred general location What type of work are you looking for? SUBMIT Thank you, we'll be in touch.

Whether your goal is getting a job, living independently, learning new skills, socialising and making friends or just having fun, BCR Communities is your local NDIS provider. We take the time to really understand your interests, dreams and goals before tailoring a support plan that is just for you. NDIS HISTORY Do you have an NDIS plan? BCR COMMUNITIES IS YOUR LOCAL NDIS PROVIDER Whether your goal is working towards getting a job, living independently, learning new skills, socialising and making friends or just having fun, BCR Communities can support you to achieve it. We take the time to really understand your interests, dreams and goals before tailoring a support plan that is just for you. Here are just some examples of how we can support you to achieve your goals JOIN THE WORKFORCE Goal: Join the workforce We can give you the support you need to learn specific employment skills like time-management, working safely (WHS), travel training and communication skills. IMPROVE HEALTH & WELLBEING Goal: Improve my health and wellbeing We can help you discover activities which will improve your fitness and have you feeling fantastic. It might be bushwalking, dancing, bowling or swimming.. GIVE BACK TO COMMUNITY Goal: Give back to my community At the BCR Activities Hub you can work with our volunteers and staff on many projects that give back to our community. MAKE NEW FRIENDS Goal: Make new friends You will meet lots of new people at the BCR Activities Hub and we can also support you to join fun activities, social groups and events in the community. INCREASE INDEPENDENCE Goal: Increase my independence BCR can support you to build the skills you need for daily living. Learn how to cook, mow the lawn, stick to a budget or use public transport. LEARN A NEW SKILL Goal: Learn a new skill From getting your L plates to playing music or hosting your own radio show, if there is a skill you want to learn, we can support you to master it. SUBMIT THANK YOU, WE'LL BE IN TOUCH. Contact BCR today to find out more about our NDIS supports "I am learning to play the guitar, plant in the garden, make things with wood, catch a fish and cook my own lunch on the BBQ. Next I want to learn the drums!" JESSE

The BCR Community Services team delivers flexible programs and projects that build connection, inclusion and wellbeing. This includes community activities, programs, services and events. We can also provide information, assist with forms and link in with other appropriate support services. COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES Community Space Bay & Basin Community Radio Activities Hub Venue Hire

Love Where You Live? Make a Donation! Since we began in 1991, BCR Communities has flourished because of the generosity and kindness of our communities in the Bay & Basin, Shoalhaven and Illawarra. MAKE A DONATION HISTORY Love where you live? Make a donation Since we began in 1991, BCR Communities has flourished because of the generosity and kindness of our community.Since we began in 1991, BCR Communities has flourished because of the generosity and kindness of our community. Your donation will support: Hundreds of seniors in our communities to remain living happy and healthy lives in their own homes. Our Community Services team to continue to respond to the needs of our communities by delivering emergency food relief, flexible programs, workshops, activities and events. Our Home Maintenance Program to keep ensuring seniors stay safe at home. Our fun and engaging social groups to continue combatting loneliness and fostering friendships Carers to have much needed respite with our carer support options Children and teens to learn, be creative, have fun and connect to culture People with disability to be supported to achieve their goals Our Community Radio station BBCR 92.7FM to keep playing great music and connecting the Bay & Basin Donate Now Help us make a difference First Name Last Name Email Donate in the name of Donate Thank you for your donation!

BCR Communities is a community-led, not for profit organisation which has been serving the Shoalhaven and Illawarra for over 30 years. Our team of dedicated staff and volunteers support our communities through our quality Aged Care, NDIS and Community Services including our Community Radio Station.   ABOUT US HISTORY Our history Around 30 years ago there was a real gap in community services and supports in the Bay and Basin region of NSW, especially for young people. While the Bay and Basin lacked resources, it was rich with people who loved where they lived and were willing to give their time and energy to making sure their community had a dedicated space where local youth and families could access services, programs and activities. In 1989, a group of concerned local residents went to the Shoalhaven City Council to try and find a solution for the gap in community services. From that initial meeting the Bay & Basin Community Resources (BBCR) Committee was formed. The first goal for the Committee was to work with Council to build the Sanctuary Point Youth and Community Centre. Because of their persistence and hard work, the Centre was opened in 1991 and for over 30 years it has been a gathering place for all ages, and has held countless activities, events, workshops and social groups. It is a safe and welcoming space creating many happy memories over the years. From that initial success, BBCR continued to grow and diversify in response to the needs of our local communities. In 1993, we began our Aged Care services so local seniors could be supported to remain living independently in their own homes. In 2000 we started delivering the national Respite For Carers program in the Shoalhaven which transitioned into the HCP and CHSP services we currently provide. In 2002 we launched our radio station, Bay & Basin Community Radio 92.7FM so locals could keep connected and up-to-date with what was happening in their own community. Today we are proud to say we support over 700 seniors and people with disability in the Shoalhaven and Illawarra, and local community members of all ages access programs and events within our Community Spaces and our Activities Hub each week. Bay & Basin Community Resources to BCR Communities As our organisation has grown, our name has also evolved to better reflect our vision and mission, and the many diverse communities we support across the Shoalhaven and the Illawarra. From Bay & Basin Community Resources (BBCR) we have changed our name to BCR Communities – ‘Building Connected Resourceful’ Communities. We may have a different name today than we did in 1991 but at our heart, we are still the same grass roots organisation that is committed to partnering with our communities to provide person-centred services for all. We believe everyone living in our region has the right to live happy, healthy, productive and meaningful lives. 1/6 MISSION & VISION Our mission... We partner with our communities to provide person-centred services for all. Our vision... Communities living happy, healthy, productive and meaningful lives. Our values... Promote inclusion We proudly work with and foster the diversity of individual and community needs. Act with integrity We are honest, fair, transparent and build trusting relationships. Show empathy We are partners in your journey. Encourage wellness We value the health of each person by offering innovative lifestyle choices. OUR BOARD Meet our Board Sharon O'Brien Chairperson Sharon has been a volunteer on the Board of BCR Communities for 10 years. She has 30 years of professional experience working in the Human Services Sector and holds a Bachelor of Welfare Studies, Bachelor of Education, Diploma of Leadership and Management, Diploma of Management and Adult Education Training and Assessment qualifications. Sharon's disability experience includes leading change and quality service improvements including a Workplace Trainer pilot to support continuous improvement and compliance, and an Aboriginal Traineeship Project leading to the expansion of the learning program and traineeships across NSW. Sharon is also volunteering in a Primary Ethics teaching role within the local community. Rebekah Webb Board Director Rebekah has a background in Health, practicing as a Physiotherapist for the past seven years in the hospital and private sector, holds a Bachelor in Physiotherapy and is also the Owner/Director of Jervis Bay Physiotherapy. She also has experience as a Committee Member on the NSW Australia Physiotherapy Association Board, consulting with professional development for Physiotherapists in Australia. Rebekah is actively involved in the community through sporting clubs, Community Group Exercise classes for over 65s and ATSI Community Physiotherapy funding for our local community. Rebekah has also been involved in quality improvement projects across NSW Health, Shellharbour Private Hospital. Using her expertise in her role on the Board of Directors, Rebekah aims to continue supporting our local community with health, wellbeing, accessibility and improving resources. Danny Bosevski Board Director Danny has over 20 years of experience in the technology sector and holds a Masters in IT Management. He is an experienced Manager and leader of technical and customer focused teams, driving key business initiatives and advocating technology improvements in business. Danny’s passion for driving technological innovation to support business strategies is evident through successfully implementing client management systems and developing highly responsive and reliable IT systems. He is adept at implementing strategic business plans, driving growth, and improving operations. Danny is familiar with the challenges that not-for-profit organisations face every day and is keen to contribute to providing better outcomes for all BCR participants. Danny joined the Board of BCR Communities in 2024. John Harvey Board Director John holds a Bachelor Of Commerce (Marketing & Management) as well as being a qualified Electrical Supervisor. He is currently the General Manager of a specialised engineering company supplying bespoke equipment into the waste and recycling sectors. John has over 30 years of experience in management and sales including nine years as an Executive Manager in the disability sector overseeing the operation of one of Australia’s largest disability enterprises He held a volunteer Board of Management role for over 20 years with Fresh Hope Venues and more recently was part of the People and Culture Committee for Fresh Hope Community Care that was tasked with overseeing the renewal process of the Board of Directors. The ability to give back has always been important to John and he welcomes the opportunity to contribute to BCR Communities through participation on the Board. Claire Carson Board Director Claire holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Occupational Therapy, and a Master of Health Industry Management. With over 19 years of experience in the health sector, she brings a wealth of clinical expertise and leadership to her role as Board Director for BCR. Claire's academic contributions include research presented at the 2011 Australian Occupational Therapy Conference, World Occupational Therapy Conference, and 2019 Australian Occupational Therapy Conference, and two publications in the Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. Claire has worked across diverse settings, including mental health, inpatient wards, community health, aged care, and rehabilitation, providing care across the lifespan. Claire is also the Secretary for the Shoalhaven Professional Business Association, where she advocates for the integration of health services into the broader business community. As Clinical Director of South Coast Therapy and Support Group Claire has demonstrated strategic and operational leadership. She is deeply committed to advancing the health industry through innovative service models, evidence-based practices, and collaboration with stakeholders to achieve sustainable outcomes. Nathan Carson Board Director Nathan Carson is an experienced Business Manager, Project Manager, and strategic leader with a strong background in operations, financial oversight, and process optimisation. As the Director and Owner of South Coast Therapy and Support Group, Nathan’s leadership emphasises client satisfaction, quality assurance, and streamlined operations. Nathan’s experience includes managing complex projects, and his strategic planning, risk management, and leadership skills have been instrumental in driving process improvements and innovation resulting in South Coast Therapy and Support Group earning three Shoalhaven Business Chamber awards in 2024: Excellence in Innovation, Employer of Choice, and Business of the Year. These awards were reflective of Nathan’s dedication to fostering workplace culture, innovative practices, and overall business excellence. Nathan is currently studying towards his Master of Business Administration, holds a Graduate Certificate in Management, and is a Committee Member for the Shoalhaven Business Chamber. Nathan brings a collaborative, results-focused approach to Board governance, contributing strategic insight, financial acumen, project management expertise, and a passion for continuous improvement. OUR TEAM Heather Marciano CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Heather has over 15 years of experience in the not for profit sector including key strategic leadership, innovation and business transformation roles within the Aged Care and Disability sectors. Heather co-authored a research paper on ageing people with disability and presented this research internationally resulting in the development of Kemira, a purpose built community which has received local, national and international awards as the first model of its kind in Australia. Heather’s experience includes executive roles in Human Resources, Strategic Planning, Operations Management, Media, Marketing and Communications, and Stakeholder Engagement. Zanna Elliott EXECUTIVE MANAGER PEOPLE & CULTURE Zanna holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources Management and has close to 20 years of professional HR experience. Having worked in small business through to large corporate, since joining BCR Communities 4 years ago Zanna finds the not for profit community sector the most rewarding and suited to her personal values. Zanna has worked across all areas of human resources, partnering with business leaders to help them achieve strategic and operational goals, while mitigating risk and leading cultural change. Along with a strong business acumen, Zanna’s extensive professional experience has resulted in strong and trusting relationships. Lorraine Williams EXECUTIVE MANAGER AGED CARE SERVICES Lorraine has been a Registered Nurse for almost 40 years, working in community and hospitals in acute care and health management. For the last 3 years Lorraine has worked for BCR firstly as a Care Manager in but more recently as Executive Manager. Lorraine has extensive clinical experience, with a passion for clinical governance, change management, innovation and developing a positive workplace that provides quality care. Lorraine has lived in the Shoalhaven for over 27 years, raising 4 children and now has 10 grandchildren. She has experience in volunteering roles in the local community including as a volunteer exec for a local community pre-school. Sean Cleary EXECUTIVE MANAGER FINANCE, GOVERNANCE & SYSTEMS Sean is a finance specialist with over 30 years’ experience managing finances for commercial and Not-for-Profit organisations. He holds a Degree in Business and is a member of the IPA (Institute of Public Accountants). He has worked in a variety of Community Services sector organisations. He has experience in a wide range of corporate services responsibilities. Enhancing business efficiencies is a strength of Sean’s, achieving improvements through system implementation, coaching/developing finance teams and working closely with all stakeholders. Sean believes a strong and efficient ‘back of house’ service compliments and supports frontline workers enabling them to provide quality services to our clients. Michael Nurmi EXECUTIVE MANAGER COMMUNITY & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Michael has many years of experience working in the community sector. He brings knowledge and expertise in the development of social enterprises, education and training programs, volunteer management, community development and fundraising. Michael advocates for those in the community requiring a helping hand to move forward and make change for the better. He is passionate about social inclusion opportunities and demonstrating a people-centered approach in the provision of quality services. Michael supports innovation and strives to collaborate with like-minded organisation’s to identify gaps in services and ensure that the needs of our local community are met. He encourages partnerships that see Not-For-Profit, Business and Govt groups working together. Meet our Team Acknowledgement of Country Acknowledgement of Country BCR Communities acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and celebrate their continuing culture, the world’s oldest living culture, and the contribution they make to the life of this region and our country. Annual Reports 2025 ANNUAL REPORT 2024 ANNUAL REPORT 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 2022 ANNUAL REPORT 2021 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL REPORTS

Connecting communities across the Bay & Basin, our community radio station 92.7FM operates out of the BCR Activities Hub in Sanctuary Point. Visit the BBCR 92.7FM website - www.927fm.com.au - for the live radio stream, program guide, community news, presenter bios, sponsorship guide and more. COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES Bay & Basin Community Radio 92.7FM AN ALTERNATIVE TO MAINSTREAM MEDIA Connecting communities across the Bay & Basin, our community radio station 92.7FM operates out of the BCR Activities Hub in Sanctuary Point. With the support of local sponsors, a team of over 35 volunteers broadcast from the radio station 24/7, playing music from across genres and styles and producing uniquely local content including live outside broadcasts from around the region. Visit 927fm.com.au for: Listening live Weekly program guide News from the station Community events directory for the Bay & Basin The latest regional, national & international news from The Wire Local business sponsorship directory Meet our local presenters 92.7FM LISTEN LIVE 1/1 I got into volunteering as a radio presenter when I was a student at Vincentia High School. The school is a partner with BCR Communities and 92.7FM offered an opportunity for young people to learn radio and I have been here ever since! (over 11 years). Being a radio presenter at a community station has allowed me to gain experience and learn so much about production. My show is 'Chris & Jesse' and we present every Friday evening from 6-7.30pm covering all things gaming, international news and events and of course some serious music content. Volunteering gives me an outlet to showcase and share the things I enjoy and an opportunity to be part of a fantastic local team. CHRIS