CWH TENANTS CREATING A NEW VIBRANT COMMUNITY WITH OLD SCHOOL VALUES
Published by: Inner West Courier | 27 October, 2015
“There’s relationshipbuilding, networking and friendships being established.
“It’s about the generosity of being a good neighbour and wanting to get to know them.”
Northern Sydney Institute horticulture director Kate Low worked with residents to help them plant seeds.
Mother-of-one Joanne Simpson said the community garden had brought many benefits to the residents.
“It’s a beautiful space and everyone is really enjoying it,” Ms Simpson said.
