attention of Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, their affiliates and co-workers, injustices where structure perpetuates violence, inequality, disadvantage, conflict and poverty in our world." Monivae College Foundation Established in 1998, the Foundation was formed with the purpose of raising financial resources to ensure Monivae College continued ‘to provide young men and women of regional Victoria with quality Catholic educational experiences and opportunities’. Since that time, the Foundation has been active in seeking assistance and financial support from Old Collegians, past parents and friends of Monivae, via Tax Deductible donations. It is very much through a ‘generosity of spirit’ from the wider Monivae community, that the Foundation continues to assist students and families in need and support the College as it continues to undergo a period of significant transformation. The Chairman of the Foundation is Laurie Cogger (2014 - current). Members of the Foundation include Hugh Delahunty (Class of 1967). "The opportunity of a good education is one of the great advantages of life. I am deeply grateful for that opportunity at Monivae. It is natural that all of us who received an education at Monivae have a duty to help the College offer the same opportunity to other young men and women today and in the future." Allan Myers QC, AC - Class of 1964 Western Country Region Cricket Hub at Monivae The WCRCH is a new indoor and outdoor cricket training centre, including six indoor cricket pitches, a fenced turf ground with five pitches, outdoor turf training nets with 10 new turf practice wickets, office space for Cricket Victoria’s representatives, sports science technology, player and umpire change rooms and a separate spectator pavilion with seating for more than 100 spectators. The centre is the most unique sporting and educational community facility in regional Victoria, catering for all ages and abilities and a cricket-based curriculum planned to commence at the college next year. Monivae College Cadet Program The Monivae College Cadet Unit is one of the largest school cadet units in Victoria, and the program introduces boys and girls to activities that will give them recreational and service options in later life. The cadet motto is "Courage, Initiative, Respect and Teamwork". The program is part of the curriculum Historical child sexual abuse According to the Broken Rites website, which launched its sexual abuse hot-line in 1993, "some of the first calls received were from former Monivae students, describing their encounters