Celebrating Togetherness: Staff & Volunteer Annual Dinner 2025

TRANS Family Services held its Staff and Volunteer Annual Dinner on 26 September 2025, bringing together our dedicated staff and volunteers for an evening of celebration, appreciation and connection.

The event featured a series of lively performances presented by both staff and volunteers adding to the celebratory spirit of the night. Guests also embraced this year’s theme, “Fruitful Together – Lettuce Celebrate!”, showcasing their creativity and vibrant personalities through colourful and imaginative outfits.

A highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Long Service Awards, which recognised the dedication and meaningful contributions of staff and volunteers over the years. The much-anticipated lucky draw segment further added to the excitement.

The annual dinner was a heart warming occasion to celebrate our shared achievements and strengthen the bonds within our community.

We look forward to continuing our mission of supporting individuals and families together. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us and contributed to making the evening a truly memorable one.

 

 

 

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