Art, gardens, sewing get hand

By Sarah Dean
Updated November 21 2014 - 6:06am, first published 12:00am
Sue Lees, of Trudewind Neighbourhood House, Ali Pockley and Megan Vincent, of the Yackandandah Community Centre, Ed Foulston, of Birallee Park Neighbourhood Centre, Gillian Keppell and Noel Hunt, of Yarrawonga and Border CWA, and Elise Wenden, of Holbrook Landcare Network Women in Agriculture, all picked up Border Trust grants. Picture: TARA GOONAN
Sue Lees, of Trudewind Neighbourhood House, Ali Pockley and Megan Vincent, of the Yackandandah Community Centre, Ed Foulston, of Birallee Park Neighbourhood Centre, Gillian Keppell and Noel Hunt, of Yarrawonga and Border CWA, and Elise Wenden, of Holbrook Landcare Network Women in Agriculture, all picked up Border Trust grants. Picture: TARA GOONAN

A SEWING group for culturally and linguistically diverse refugees was among six programs to receive a grant through Border Trust last night.

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