Anita's Community Catchups with guest - Amanda Episode #4

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Episode #4 of Anita’s Community Catchups is here! This week we share the latest from Hastings and beyond: Feedback from Lisa at Hastings Community Hub , the horticulture course at Somerville Community House is fully booked, with a waitlist now open. $2 coffees at Hastings Hub, thanks to Hastings Rotary’s generous donation of a coffee machine and beans (10am–12pm). Western Port Writers Club lending a hand to support the Hub’s “Book Nook” exchange. A new Medical Reception Course running at the Hub. 🎙️ Special Guest: Amanda Forsyth – Reconnect student, member of the Embroiderers Guild of Victoria, and makeup artist with a story that stretches all the way to New York City. Amanda shares how art therapy led her into embroidery, the calming power of the craft, her work on the Guild’s education committee, and her inspiring journey of dedication and creativity. Tune in for stories of local connection, creativity, and community spirit.

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