Anita's Community Catchup

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Anita’s Community Catchup – Radio Western Port Join Anita on Community Catchup as she sits down with students from Western Port Secondary College to explore their experiences in the Community Services – Certificate II course. Offered through the Advanced College at The Hastings Hub, this program equips students with real-world skills to make a difference in their communities. Hear firsthand about their projects, insights, and the impact of their learning, shaping the next generation of community leaders. Tune in for inspiring conversations and a look into the future of local community services!

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