Foodies make an impact at the Country Primary Health Care conference in
Port Pirie
During November, four Community Foodies from Port Pirie
and Port Broughton entertained those attending the Country Primary Health
Care conference with their culinary expertise and nutrition knowledge!
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Samantha Lynch
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Port Pirie Regional Health Service Inc
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Port Pirie, SA, 5540
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Australian Early Development Index
building better communities for children
AEDI Community Profile Mid North SA
final report
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Rattles and Rhymes
Bring your kids, 11am on Fridays, meet
other families and have a free lunch...
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Community Foodies: building and strengthening communities through local
people
There is a great deal of excitement about
food in the Mid North. Over the past 3 years, over 30 volunteers from the
Port Pirie, Port Broughton and Gladstone communities have been trained as
Community Foodies and they have all enjoyed the experience of becoming
Community Food Gurus!
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Sticks and Stones Project
The Sticks and Stones project was a
participatory community project proposed and implemented by Matthew Rogers
and Chris Smith, final year Occupational Therapy students at the University
of South Australia. Sticks and Stones was implemented in partnership with
the Port Pirie Regional Health Service. The project was aimed at
understanding and developing strategies to address bullying in primary
schools in Pt Pirie and Peterborough.
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