Rong Hua (She/Her)

Student, Imperial College London
Sydney Animals for Everyone Rehoming (SAFE) is a volunteer-run organisation supporting unwanted and vulnerable cats through care, socialisation, and adoption, with a community that is compassionate and supportive. Responsibilities & Ideal Background Typical activities include cat socialisation and daily care, assisting with adoption enquiries and community outreach, and helping with simple digital materials for events and awareness. A good fit is someone passionate about animals, patient, and ready to work closely in a team. Skills in social media or community engagement are helpful for promoting adoption and events. LiA Champion Our LiA Champion is Rong Hua. Curious about this project but not sure where to start? They can share candid insights from their experience—what the work involved, skills that proved useful, and pointers for exploring a good fit. Please contact them via the Laidlaw Scholars Network: https://laidlawscholars.network/users/rong-hua Organisation Contact SAFE – Sydney Animals for Everyone Rehoming Email: sue@saferehoming.com.au
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