Making carer connections

By Donna Ward
Updated October 21 2014 - 9:14am, first published 12:00am
o Circle of support: At the Glen Innes carers lunch at Crofters Cottage last Wednesday along with Margaret Correy (in foreground) were (clockwise from left) Franz Webel, Ron Webel, Annie Green, Jennifer Chapman, Bronwyn Maynes, Kristy Newberry, Trish Kirkman, Anna Miller, Kath Symons and Glen Innes Severn Council’s local aged support services supervisor Jane Claxton.
o Circle of support: At the Glen Innes carers lunch at Crofters Cottage last Wednesday along with Margaret Correy (in foreground) were (clockwise from left) Franz Webel, Ron Webel, Annie Green, Jennifer Chapman, Bronwyn Maynes, Kristy Newberry, Trish Kirkman, Anna Miller, Kath Symons and Glen Innes Severn Council’s local aged support services supervisor Jane Claxton.

Caring for a debilitated friend or relative can be draining work, but community connections can make the load much easier to bear, local carer Margaret Correy said.

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