CHAMP work continues outside

August 4, 2015 tcwadmin Local News
Murdi Paaki Work for the Dole scheme participants were busily working under the supervision of Kevin Kershaw on Tuesday morning at Cobar Hospital, as part of the CHAMP refurbishment project. Mr Kershaw said they will be planting roses, building garden beds and seating areas for patients. Murdi Paaki activity development officer Kelly Buerckner said there are 10 participants involved in the CHAMP project and estimates it will take three months to complete the garden plans.
Murdi Paaki Work for the Dole scheme participants were busily working under the supervision of Kevin Kershaw on Tuesday morning at Cobar Hospital, as part of the CHAMP refurbishment project. Mr Kershaw said they will be planting roses, building garden beds and seating areas for patients. Murdi Paaki activity development officer Kelly Buerckner said there are 10 participants involved in the CHAMP project and estimates it will take three months to complete the garden plans.

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