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"We've loved making the signs and knowing they are displayed in the community is very satisfying".

"It's been great fun to make the words for other people".

Robyn

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Craft Group, Bundoora

In celebration of the release of your worthwhile words initiative, I commend you for your dedication and hard work in the area of mental health.  You deserve to be proud of you achievement.  The Melbourne Clinic is honoured to support your efforts and with it every success.

Andrew Mckenzie

General Manager,

Melbourne Clinic

As part of Carey's committment to a whole school approach to Positive Education we have been delighted to experience the fun, creativity and positive impact from this program.

Philip Grutzner

Principal

Carey Grammar, Kew

Thank you Worthwhile Words,

I loved making my 'Care' sign for someone to appreciate when they go past and read it.

Meg - age 10

Research Primary School

The parents, staff & students at Laurimar are all very grateful to The Melbourne Clinic and the Worthwhile words community for making our signs. 

Best Wishes with your great work.

Helen Correll

Principal of Laurimar

You may have noticed the 'Worthwhile Words' adorning some of the school fences. Words like "Hope" and "Joy" (shaped in finger knitting and attached to backing cloth) are part of a project to inspire people in schools, nursing homes and the like.  Robyn McCorkelle has been involved in this project for some time and has organised for RPS to join in as well.  Wonderful work is already underway.

Mary-Lynn Griffith

Research Primary School

Hi Wendy,  Thank you so much for considering our kindergarten as a recipient of your Worthwhile Words.  We are so excited to provide children and family members with any opportunity to consolidate positive feelings about who they are and what they can do.  Placing the words on the fence also allows the community to consider what these words might mean not only for the kinder children but for each member of the community that passes our way.

We wish you all the best in your venture to create optimism in our society.

Regards,

Ros Doutre

On behalf of the committee of the Contact Community Centre, I would like to thank you for showing our Embroidery Class how to make the banners, or rather the words to go on the banners, which emphasise the positive aspects of various places and people.

We appreciate the time and effort you have given to the Centre in prompting this new 'art form'.

With every best wish to you and your group.

Wilma Stubbs

Honorary Secretary

Contact Community Centre