Community Options Newsletter – June / July Copy

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Dear Valued Clients,

We are excited to announce the launch of our new monthly external communication newsletters! Starting this month, these newsletters will provide you with updates about our services,insights, and news in the community services sector.

Click Here to See the Community Options Newsletter

What to Expect:

• Key updates on our services and projects
• Highlights of recent achievements and milestones
• Upcoming events and important dates
• Articles and resources to support you

 

Consumer Advisory Body Meeting:

In our first issue, we will be featuring a special section on the upcoming Consumer Advisory Body meeting.This meeting will take place next Wednesday, 31st July, at our office in Griffith. If you would like to participate in the Consumer Advisory Body meeting, please respond to this email. Your feedback and involvement are invaluable to us, and we look forward to your contributions.

Thank you for your continued support. We are committed to enhancing our communication and engagement with you, and we hope you find our newsletters informative and beneficial.

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Community Options to close as Canberra’s flexible support goes unfunded

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