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📣 The UNAASA Committee and community wish to sincerely thank our outgoing Indigenous Advisers Gavin and Pippa Wanganeen who are vacating their roles due to an interstate move. Appointed in 2018/19, the Wanganeens have been strong supporters of our division and advocacy for outcomes for First Nations community. 🧡 🧡 Gavin played a key role in the National Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) in 2019 contributing art pieces to the theme throughout the launch. Gavin was our Guest Speaker at the UNAA Day Dinner in 2019 and has shared insights into his life as an AFL legend and as an artist and philanthropist in support of Aboriginal Youth. The event was memorably MCCed by Pippa Wanganeen, who also was an outstanding MC for countless events for UNAASA from 2019.🌏 We thank you for your contributions and service to the UNAASA community and wish you the best for the future. We look forward to staying in touch and hope you will be back in SA soon! 🌟📪 News regarding our new Indigenous Adviser to follow shortly
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Thank you to our renewing member Foodbank SA and NT!As the largest food relief organisation in Australia, Foodbank restores hope to people who are struggling by rescuing and sourcing essential food and groceries from farmers, manufacturers and retailers. These items are then distributed to Foodbank hubs, front-line charities and schools around the country to support individuals, children and families in need. Thanks to the support of generous people like you, Foodbank supports over 152,000 South Australians and Northern Territorians every month. More than one-third of these are children.For more about Foodbank SA&NT see www.foodbank.org.au/sa-nt/Foodbank SA & Central Australia
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