Open Day Report

The site of conscience advocacy group were well represented at today’s open day at Willow Court, we had part of the display we set up forthe students studying Community and Disability Services with audio and lighting. There was a count of between 600 and 1000 people looking at the site and learning from well experienced and knowledgeable presenters/guides. Lots of opportunities to educate people about Life “behind the walls”, which was the name given to our display. There are so many people interested in the preservation of the Site and the “People Heritage”.

Thanks to those people who assisted us at the door and setting up.

We have future opportunities to now present our case for Willow Court to become an institutionally listed Site of Conscience, we will not let any of these opportunities go. There was an announcement today about a Memorandum of understanding between the DVC and the State Government which will supply some certainty and money, but it’s only the start.

Cheers

Mark and Janet

 

Hi all, I have been reading everyones posts and must say Congratulations to both Anne Salt and the committee and also Mark , Janet & Co for making yesterday a success , well done all, sorry I had prior committments.
Paul Mayne CEO Langford Support Services
Well done to everyone involved. Today was a challenging day for many people. The tour that I went on was honest and not without its mix of emotions. I hope that the signing of the MOU also went well. It wouThis should be at lead an annual event.
Regards Margie Nolan
It was an excellent opportunity,  so many people visited…..well done to you all for organising a great event…
Kathryn Ellston
Seeing some positive posts in my feed already – sounds like it was a successful day! Wished I could’ve come along for my “refresher”, alas my current health status would not allow it. But you guys know my thoughts on this – I think it is so important. Especially with the NDIS becoming a reality, we need to acknowledge the history, and learn from it. Know how far things have come, but remember how much further we have to go… Much respect to all involved, quite a number of you are responsible for inspiring and maintaining my own passion as a support worker!
Tiff Cooper

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