 The ladies at Pingelly CRC with postcards ready to send! |  Nikola from Broome CRC with her postcard. |
We have over 90 Community Resource Centres (CRC’s) across our great state! Unfortunately (as you may have read in previous issues of Quack Chat) funding to the CRC network is under threat. To save Dumbleyung CRC and our network, a postcard campaign initiative began, in a bid to help raise awareness to the government of the importance CRC’s play in small communities.
So far we’ve received 39 postcards from community members and tourists, as to why they love our centre – thank you! Many CRC’s are sharing the CRC love on social media platforms. Pingelly CRC (pictured) have received 50 completed postcards all ready to be sent to Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan.
Broome CRC have also taken to Facebook to share the impact the CRC has in the community - Nikola loves her local Broome CRC, “The staff and facilities have been an integral support while I’ve been setting up my own small business (Upcycle Revolution). BCRC facilitated my New Enterprises Incentive Scheme Course & has been an ongoing resource hub, which has enabled me to complete important work administrative duties. The staff are always friendly and helpful. It would be devastating for locals and tourists and small business if this service discontinued.”
A simple and easy way you can help us, please pop in and fill out a postcard for our campaign. Help us to raise awareness to our government about the scope and importance the services and facilities provide!
So far we’ve received 39 postcards from community members and tourists, as to why they love our centre – thank you! Many CRC’s are sharing the CRC love on social media platforms. Pingelly CRC (pictured) have received 50 completed postcards all ready to be sent to Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan.
Broome CRC have also taken to Facebook to share the impact the CRC has in the community - Nikola loves her local Broome CRC, “The staff and facilities have been an integral support while I’ve been setting up my own small business (Upcycle Revolution). BCRC facilitated my New Enterprises Incentive Scheme Course & has been an ongoing resource hub, which has enabled me to complete important work administrative duties. The staff are always friendly and helpful. It would be devastating for locals and tourists and small business if this service discontinued.”
A simple and easy way you can help us, please pop in and fill out a postcard for our campaign. Help us to raise awareness to our government about the scope and importance the services and facilities provide!
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