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The development of this dance piece was made<br />

possible by the Phil and Joan Millard Trust Fund<br />

established within <strong>Kurrajong</strong> <strong>Waratah</strong> by the<br />

Millard family.<br />

Skills Options in Wagga Wagga has benefitted<br />

from having a variety of locations to work from<br />

and this helps ensure people are spending their<br />

day on projects and activities they like and with<br />

people whose company they like. However, it<br />

is important to note that not everyone is able to<br />

cope with or wants a setting where there is group<br />

support. Sometimes people require a service<br />

where activities are accessed from their home or<br />

they need a quieter setting as their base and we<br />

endeavour to meet this need where we can.<br />

Overall the clients and staff of Skills Options<br />

Leeton, West Wyalong and Wagga Wagga have<br />

had a very busy 12 months where much has been<br />

achieved.<br />

Thanks to all the staff, volunteers, clients, and<br />

families and carers for all your support with<br />

making things happen.<br />

Carolyn Eckersall<br />

Day Options & RetireLink Manager<br />

Robert Rudd enjoys his volunteer involvement in<br />

Spins Recycling pamphlet distribution contract in<br />

West Wyalong.<br />

Photos:<br />

TOP: Brenton Howard and Florence Edwards<br />

waiting in the wings for their part in the<br />

production The Black Sorcerer, one of six<br />

performances people were involved in during<br />

the year.<br />

CENTRE: Pictured enjoying a quiet moment<br />

with his four legged friend Barnie at Skills<br />

Options Tompson Street is Grant McMullen.<br />

BOTTOM: The rear of Skills Options Leeton<br />

has been enhanced and the area now used<br />

for growing vegetables and plants. Suzie<br />

Jennings enjoys being involved and is<br />

pictured watering the gardens.<br />

Photos:<br />

TOP: Brock Cassimatis and Mickey the horse.<br />

Brock’s volunteer work involves cleaning the<br />

stables and washing the bridles.<br />

CENTRE: The All Abilities Theatre Company<br />

presented ‘Comet Chaser – The Man With<br />

Amazing Powers’ at the Playhouse Theatre.<br />

Alison Williams played the second officer (L) and<br />

Katie Benson the space nurse. Photo courtesy<br />

of The Daily Advertiser.<br />

BOTTOM: Carmel Halloran is always ready with<br />

a welcoming smile as she goes about her work<br />

at Skills Options Fitzmaurice Street.<br />

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