Don Oxenham has been unanimously re-elected as President of the Sunshine Coast Men of League Foundation committee. Don, an original member of the committee when it was formed in 2007, ...
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Article from Men of League Foundation Magazine – December 2018 Seven-year-old Flynn Thorne, of the Sunshine Coast has never met Wayne Bennett or Allan ‘Alfie’ Langer. In fact, he has ...
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Recently, Men of League Sunshine Coast Wellbeing officer Mick Legg visited his sister, Mary, who is recovering from heart surgery in the Holy Spirit Hospital, Chermside. Mary played in many ...
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Well-known rugby league identity Bob Hagan was recently visited by our Sunshine Coast Committee Wellbeing Officer John Bourke. Bob has been unwell and was admitted to hospital but is recovering ...
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Sunshine Coast Committee Wellbeing Officer Mick Legg and President Don Oxenham recently visited John Hooper in hospital. John has been unwell and has spent time recovering. He played junior rugby ...
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NRL 360 co-host Ben Ikin and Sunshine Coast Lightning premiership captain Geva Mentor will join the Men of League Foundation for a Christmas luncheon on Thursday 14 December at Maroochy ...
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Article from Men of League Magazine June 2015 A Sunshine Coast family has declared they have no idea how they would have survived financially had it not been for the ...
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Queensland Men of League Foundation State Manager David Shillington recently visited Jayden Trace and his mother during a visit to the Sunshine Coast. Jayden suffered a horrific knee injury twelve ...
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Sunshine Coast Wellbeing Officer Mick Legg had a special surprise for John and Belinda Fooks during a recent visit. Former Kiwi International Clinton Toopi accompanied Mick on a wellbeing visit.
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Our Queensland Men of League Foundation Wellbeing Officers, including Petero Civonceva have been busy checking in with wellbeing recipients.
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