Four Benalla cafes give youth discounted meals as NESAY Fair Feed program expands

By Ellen Ebsary
Updated July 18 2019 - 5:43pm, first published 4:18pm
READY TO ROLL: 3NE general manager Owen Godenzi, Stephanie Brack of Benalla council, cafe owner Shannon Tharratt, and NESAY's Claire Anderson launch the Fair Feed Benalla program. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
READY TO ROLL: 3NE general manager Owen Godenzi, Stephanie Brack of Benalla council, cafe owner Shannon Tharratt, and NESAY's Claire Anderson launch the Fair Feed Benalla program. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Whether you want to "sit in a corner and ignore the world" or pile in with friends and "make a lot of noise", Shannon Tharratt wants her Benalla cafe to be welcoming for the vulnerable youth who come through the doors.

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