Image Gallery 2010

18 November 2010
ISF donates money to orphanage

Remembrance Day 2010 has brought smiles to the faces of children thanks to the contributions of New Zealand and Australian troops serving in East Timor.

At the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) Headquarters in Dili the sale of Remembrance Day poppies raised nearly $500.

Given the history of recent conflict in the small nation the decision was made to gift the money to the Santa Bakhita Orphanage, a local facility which has a history of taking in children who have lost their parents due to conflict.

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Helping a worthy cause: (From left) Warrant Officer Class 1 Stephen King, Captain Alisa Wickham and Private Karla Blackburn present Santa Bakhita Orphanage manager Inacia de Flores-Faria with a donation of $500 from the International Stabilisation Force (ISF). The money was raised through the sale of poppies at the ISF Camp Phoenix Remembrance Day service.

(Date taken: 12 November 2010)
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Members from the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) in East Timor Warrant Officer Class 1 Stephen King (left), Captain Andrew Thornton (rear) and Sergeant Kevin Packer (right) hand Santa Bakhita Orphanage manager Inacia de Flores-Faria with a donation of $500 from the International Stabilisation Force (ISF). The money was raised through the sale of poppies at the ISF Camp Phoenix Remembrance Day service.

(Date taken: 12 November 2010)
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Warrant Officer Class 1 Stephen King shares a laugh with a few of the boys living at Santa Bakhita Orphanage in Dili in East Timor. The Regimental Sergeant Major was visiting the orphanage to donate $500 raised by International Stabilisation Force (ISF) members and guests at ISF's Camp Phoenix on Remembrance Day service.

(Date taken: 12 November 2010)
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