Merry Christmas from Jennifer Savage, Kyabram Community and Learning Centre

By Caitlyn Grant

Dec 20, 2021

Kyabram Community and Learning Centre chief executive: Jen Savage. Photo by Megan Fisher

The past year brought with it a number of challenges for our community to contend with.

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The continued challenges that the COVID-19 pandemic brought ensured that our community continued to adapt, adjust and change. These changes will result in our children becoming one of the most resilient generations ever seen, however they will need continued support to continue to develop this mindset.

We would like to thank our community for caring for each other, being resilient and compassionate during the past year.

Now, 2022 looks brighter with strong vaccination rates within our community and governments moving towards us all learning to be flexible while we live with the risks that coronavirus brings.

The community events and our ability to connect with each other will continue to increase in 2022, enabling us to feel like we belong to our strong community once more. Make sure you get out and connect with each other and enjoy all of the new opportunities that 2022 will bring.

Our community is strong and will continue to gain strength from each other and the support we provide.

As always, from all of the teams at KCLC, Neighbourhood House, Family Support Services and Early Learning, we hope you have a wonderful holiday time and we look forward to seeing you again in 2022.

Kyabram Community and Learning Centre

Jennifer Savage, chief executive officer

By Caitlyn Grant

Shepparton News journalist