CHAC celebrates five years

498553_01 Becky Bysouth, Susan Nichols, Michael Weeding, Summer Hunt, Daniel Linklater, Jenny Botha, Ken Ross and Peter Crisp celebrate CHAC's 5 years of servicing community. Picture: Lochlainn Heley
Lochlainn Heley

Lochlainn Heley WENTWORTH Coomealla Health Aboriginal Cooperation hosted its five year anniversary on Monday celebrating the hard work of staff and organisers. The Wentworth facility is an essential piece of CHAC services offering community members a range of health care and transport. Summer Hunt, CHAC CEO, said she felt overjoyed seeing the facility’s growth with […]

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