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Feature story Chill Out Cafe - Coffs Harbour By Allison Symons Issue 4 / 2012 Wintalyka The Chill Out Cafe is a “community café” and attracts a wide range of diners who enjoy a convenient, bright venue for informal lunch meetings. Meals are competitively priced and there is a rich social atmosphere for diners who choose to eat in the seated restaurant area. Chill Out Café is an initiative of Coffs Harbour Support Services. Our vision is to have:- “A community in which people with disabilities are valued and contributing members”. The café is staffed by people with disabilities who work in roles as wait staff, kitchen hands and beverage preparation. Meals are prepared in a commercial kitchen by a chef and operations are overseen by a Cafe Supervisor. Community volunteers also lend an essential helping hand. The café provides an opportunity for staff to gain real experience in the hospitality sector. The café also incorporates a joint project with Coffs Harbour Meals on Wheels Services (MOW). MOW recipients and eligible patrons may obtain a Chill Out card which entitles the holder to subsidised meals. This provides an opportunity for MOW recipients to mix and socialise with others over a meal at an affordable cost. To check your eligibility simply visit the café or Meals on Wheels. The Chill Out Café operates from the Coffs Harbour Community Village in Earl Street Coffs Harbour and is open Tuesday to Friday from 9.30am – 2.00pm for morning tea and lunch. Bookings are not essential for small groups and enquiries can be made by phoning 0423 000 505. 34 nswmealsonwheels.org.au
Wintalyka Issue 4 / 2012 Feature story Concord Meals on Wheels 40th birthday celebrations On 9th October 2012, Concord Meals on Wheels celebrated 40 years of delivering meals to folk in Cabarita, Concord, Concord West, Mortlake, North Strathfield, Rhodes and the new areas being Liberty Grove and Breakfast Point. Yes, the first meals were delivered on 9th October 1972 and they still have some of the same volunteers delivering meals today who delivered meals 40 years ago. To celebrate their 40 years, an enjoyable day was had by volunteers who were able to attend a lunch at Concord RSL and Community Club. At the lunch a special presentation was given to their 8 long serving volunteers, being Alan and Lorna Wright, Jenny Nicholls, Beryl Jenkins, Joan Healy, Betty Robertson, Mavis Wilson and Joan Williams. nswmealsonwheels.org.au 35
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