Disadvantaged Eden residents have taken an incredible step forward with the unveiling of a brand new 12-seat bus, donated by Campbell Page on Tuesday 8th at the Opening Day of Eden’s brand new Campbell Page Hub.
This bus will now allow for residents of Eden to be transported to and from the Eden Hub as well as the various youth and adult programs run by Campbell Page, making the journey to success one with fewer adversities.
The donation of the bus is apart of Campbell Page’s 30th birthday celebrations, which has also seen other communities benefit and grow from the commemorative grants.
We would like to thank everyone who came and supported the Eden community and Campbell Page at the open day – a special thanks going to Greg Nicholson who applied for the grant, Campbell Page’s Indigenous and Community General Manager Karen Cooper, Maryanne Griffiths – The Campbell Page Indigenous Programs manager, Aboriginal Elder Uncle Ossie Cruse and the entire Eden Campbell Page team for all of their fantastic work with the growing and developing community of Eden.
For further detail about the event please see The Eden Magnet for the full article.
If you or someone you know would like to begin a journey with Campbell Page please do not hesitate to visit our Contact Us link so we can get you in contact with one of our many talented employees.
Words by Tiarne Pattison.
