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Feature story National Meals on Wheels Day Issue 3 / 2013 Wintalyka The local diamonds at each of the Meals on Wheels (MoW) services across Australia took National centre stage on August 28 as their enormous contribution to their communities was marked on the 60th National Meals on Wheels Day. This was an occasion where MoW could recognise the work of the organisation’s more than 80,000 volunteers. In the course of a year, they deliver some 14 million meals to more than 60,000 people Australia wide. Australian Meals on Wheels Association President Ron Welsh, said the day marks the real progress we have made from those humble beginnings in South Melbourne, where a lady on a tricycle delivered a few meals to local residents. “It is an opportunity to highlight to the Australian people the significant contribution that is made to the community by 680 Meals on Wheels services and some 80,000 volunteers across Australia” he said. Mr Welsh said the theme for this year’s National MoW conference was “Diamonds are Forever”, and to celebrate every Meals on Wheels client across Australia will receive a commemorative place mat with their meal delivery. “The services and volunteers across Australia not only provide a nutritious meal to over 60,000 clients each year, but also provide an important community connection through calling at homes each day to provide a cheery welcome, daily contact and monitor the wellbeing of each valued client,” Mr Welsh said. “ While the tradition and values of Meals on Wheels remain true to its origins 60 years ago, a focus on engaging people of all ages from all walks of life is unfolding and bringing renewed energy, ideas and vision to help the organisation continue to provide a vital service. The economic value of the Meals on Wheels service is in excess of $350,000,000 per year. While services receive some government funding, they could not operate without volunteers to keep costs down and make meals affordable for clients.” 8 nswmealsonwheels.org.au
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