Harmony Day committee seeks support

By Sage Swinton
Updated February 10 2016 - 4:48pm, first published 4:47pm
TOGETHER: Cessnock Harmony Day committee members Northern Settlement Services outreach worker Rose Oku, Ability Links linker Cherie Pauling, Samaritans Information and Neighbourhood Centre senior worker Lesley Radnidge, Department of Education Aboriginal community liaison officer Sonia Sharpe, Cessnock City Council community and cultural engagement officer Jo Miller and Northern Settlement Services sector support and development Hunter John Biswas.
TOGETHER: Cessnock Harmony Day committee members Northern Settlement Services outreach worker Rose Oku, Ability Links linker Cherie Pauling, Samaritans Information and Neighbourhood Centre senior worker Lesley Radnidge, Department of Education Aboriginal community liaison officer Sonia Sharpe, Cessnock City Council community and cultural engagement officer Jo Miller and Northern Settlement Services sector support and development Hunter John Biswas.

Preparations are in full swing for the 2016 Cessnock Harmony Day Festival, with committee members calling on local businesses and the public to get involved.

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