by wtw@admin | Oct 29, 2019 | News
On Saturday WTAW founder Pauline Carrigan very gladly received a donation from Charlie Cook, President of the Aberdeen Highland Games. This is the third year in a row they have supported our work because they can see the impact it is having on the Upper Hunter...
by wtw@admin | Oct 20, 2019 | News
Today WTAW founders Pauline and Hilton Carrigan threw open the doors to their beautiful home and garden to host our student leadership team and their families for lunch and for the students to share their plans for improving wellbeing in the five Upper Hunter high...
by wtw@admin | Sep 23, 2019 | News
We took great delight in banking a cheque today for a whopping $35,000from Albies College at University of New England. Albies make a commitment each year to fundraise for a nominated charity and in 2019 WTAW has benefitted from the great determination, generosity,...
by wtw@admin | Sep 12, 2019 | News
We are indebted to Kirsty Hails from the Yellow Cottage for the work she has done to help develop Visible Wellbeing Training for early childcare teachers. More than 120 teachers from day care centres and pre-schools from across the Upper Hunter have completed this...
by wtw@admin | Aug 29, 2019 | News
BurnBright you never disappoint!!! Today the leadership programme had 150 Year 10 students from our five Upper Hunter high schools totally captivated, totally in to it and totally buzzing with wellbeing. If we could have invited the entire Upper Hunter community to...
by wtw@admin | Aug 26, 2019 | News
If you’ve ever made a donation to WTAW or been to an event supporting our work, please keep reading to see how your contributions are making a difference. Last week we received a message from students St Joseph’s High School, Aberdeen wanting to let us know that...
