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CLASS receives Charter certificate at its 30th birthday celebration

Guardian Pam Simmons and CLASS General Manager Graeme Kirkin sign the Charter of Rights certificate at CLASS's 30th birthday celebration  on March 12.
Guardian Pam Simmons and CLASS General Manager Graeme Kirkin sign the Charter of Rights certificate at CLASS’s 30th birthday celebration on March 12.

Guardian Pam Simmons and Charter Coordinator Yvette Roberts joined staff and clients from CLASS and Kim McHugh the Mayor of Alexandrina Council to celebrate CLASS’s 30th birthday.

CLASS supports people with disabilities, the frail aged and socially isolated to become more involved in their community predominantly in rural South Australia, including the Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu Peninsula, the Riverland, Kangaroo Island, the South East and Southern Metropolitan areas.

 

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