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United Way Glenelg in partnership with South West Community Foundation and FRRR is proud of its latest initiative to assist vulnerable families reduce the burden of preparing for the new school year.<\/p>\n
Eligible families received vouchers worth $50 to purchase essential school items, including uniforms and school supplies. United Way Glenelg executive officer Nicole Carr said they know that for many families, the cost of back-to-school supplies can be a real challenge.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis collaboration will help relieve the financial strain often experienced by families at the beginning of the school year and ensure that all children in the community have the resources they need to succeed in their education,\u201d Mrs Carr said.<\/p>\n
According to Sue Reiffel, who is the Leading Teacher at Portland Primary School, they have received only positive feedback about the Back to School Vouchers, and their families have expressed gratitude for receiving them.<\/p>\n
One carer expressed their immense appreciation for the vouchers, as it has helped them significantly, according to John Webb, Assistant Principal from Casterton Secondary College. \u201cUnited Way Glenelg firmly believes that every child deserves an equal opportunity to succeed in school, irrespective of their family\u2019s financial circumstances,\u201d Mrs Carr said.<\/p>\n
United Way Glenelg worked directly with all primary and secondary schools in the Shire to ensure those who need it the most are accessing the vouchers. In total $3750 worth of vouchers have been made available for families.<\/p>\n
This initiative is part of United Way Glenelg\u2019s ongoing efforts to make a positive impact on the lives of people in the community through their education pillar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
United Way Glenelg hands out Back to School vouchers United Way Glenelg in partnership with South West Community Foundation and FRRR is proud of its latest initiative to assist vulnerable families reduce the burden of preparing for the new school year. Eligible families received vouchers worth $50 to purchase essential school items, including uniforms […]<\/p>\n