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Beverley Community Resource Centre Inc.

2022 - 2023

ANNUAL REPORT

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Contents Who we are............................................. 3-6 What we do............................................. 7 Chairman’s Report ..................................8 Coordinator’s Report ..............................9 Year in Summary..................................... 10-13 Delivery of Service Level Outcomes......... 14-15 Building Community Connections.............. 16 Our Team................................................. 17-8 Our Supporters........................................ 19 Treasurer’s Report................................... 20

WHO ARE WE We are a not-for-profit centre, that has been operating for 26 years, and we are contracted by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) to provide information and services to our local community. The centre is run by a passionate team of 5 locals, and they are governed by a management committee. We provide fee for service for a range of products & services and we are contracted by government bodies to provide access points and information. We take pride in staying ahead of the curve with our products, services, and customer relations. We believe our success stems from our friendliness, honesty, openness, and authenticity in everything we do. We strive to be efficient and provide excellent results in all of our work to ensure our clients feel like they belong and are valued. Our committee and staff are dedicated to enhancing community wellbeing, we consistently implement innovative strategies to enhance economic and social wellbeing. To achieve this goal, we provide a range of services such as events, workshops, seminars, and traineeships. The Beverley Community Garden group was established in 2019, and it is a sub-committee of the Beverley CRC. The garden continues to flourish and it is a beautiful green space that locals access for organically grown produce, connecting and volunteering. The garden is a great venue for our centre to host workshops and school holiday activities.

OUR VISION Inform - educate - empower

- our community

OUR MISSION The Beverley CRC encourage the advancement of individuals, business and community groups to assist them to reach their full potential by providing a friendly, non-threatening environment for the ongoing development and lifelong learning of members of our community.

Kokedama Workshop

Memberships

Our team

89 CRC members 24 Beverley Community Garden members

7 management committee 6 staff 6 Visitor Centre volunteers

2022 - 2023 OUR MAIN FOCUS AREAS Establish Content Creation Studio Provide employment opportunities, Develop a new revenue stream, Expand our services, Utilise skills and knowledge already in our community, Broaden the scope of Beverley's profile, Increase our CRC's online presence, Improve the social accounts in our community, ensuring they portray a polished and professional level.

Develop the Mental Wellness Initiative Improve community connectedness, Collaborate with multiple groups, Provide diverse learning opportunities, Provide community engagement opportunities, Reduce isolation and loneliness, and Raise awareness of mental health support services available.

Structured school holiday program for our junior residents Ensure junior residents feel valued in our community, Support our local families, by providing activities locally, Improve skills and learning in a non-threatening environment, Provide activities that encourage junior residents to be involved & engaged, and Offer a diverse range of activities to try and experiment. 5

We value High Performance: We are passionate about achieving exceptional results and continuously striving to exceed expectations. We find fulfilment in pushing our boundaries and achieving the extraordinary. Integrity: We uphold the highest ethical standards and operate with transparency and honesty. We do what we say we will do, and we are committed to maintaining trust with all stakeholders. Win-Win Relationships: We foster mutually beneficial partnerships that create shared value for all parties involved. We believe in collaboration and seek to build strong, enduring relationships that contribute to our collective success. Courage to Lead Change: We embrace the responsibility to inspire positive change, even in the face of challenges. We are not afraid to take calculated risks and lead the way towards a better future. Respect for Each Other: We value diversity and celebrate the unique perspectives and contributions of every individual. We foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to participate fully.

Our measure of success is defined by the following criteria Superior Return on Investment for Stakeholders: We aim to generate sustainable financial returns for our investors, ensuring that their contributions are maximized and utilized effectively. Mutually Beneficial Relationships with Customers and Suppliers: We strive to create value for our customers and suppliers, fostering long-term partnerships that benefit all parties involved. Positive Impact on the Community: We are committed to being a responsible and engaged member of the community in which we operate. We strive to make a positive impact through our actions and contributions. Employee Fulfilment and Accomplishment: We believe that our employees are the foundation of our success. We foster a culture of purpose, recognition, and growth, ensuring that every employee feels a sense of fulfilment and accomplishment.

WHAT DO WE DO

We strive to remain current, innovative, and sustainable. To achieve this goal, our committee and staff concentrate on the five key elements outlined in our strategic plan during the annual planning and development stages. We are committed to enhancing the daily operations of the centre, researching the latest training and trending workshops, receiving feedback, and collaborating with stakeholders to initiate community projects and drive initiatives focused on: Providing access to government services, Offering economic and business development support, Extending social development support, Delivering services and products and Building community connections. We are committed to providing a range of services to our community to support personal, professional, and business growth. Here are some of the services we offer: Government Services: We are a state government service provider for library services and TransWA. We also serve as an access point for Services Australia and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Training services: We provide training in various areas such as device training, Office, website and social media. We also provide training in Truck Driving, Heavy Vehicle Pilot Licences and other accredited training courses. Visitor Centre: Our Sustainable Tourism Accredited Business operates on weekends and provides local visitors with merchandise from local producers, souvenirs, and information. Printing and Publishing: We offer printing services such as wide format, sublimation/heat press, sticker machine, and colour multifunction copier. We also offer publishing services such as secretarial, graphic design, and desktop publishing. We provide general office services such as laminating, binding, and printing of business cards. We print and distribute an annual community directory and a weekly Beverley Bulletin Newsletter, free to all residents. Room Hire: We offer room hire services for commercial, function, and government events. Events, Clubs, and Workshops: We organise various events, clubs, and workshops to bring the community together and promote personal and professional growth. Association Support: We provide support to various associations with ticket sales, governance assistance, constitution, and grant assistance. Work Placement and Traineeship Program: We offer work placement for high school students and a traineeship program that provides on-the-job work experience and a qualification at the end of the period. Online Services: We provide website design and maintenance services, content creation packages and services with use of lightbox, beauty rings, and props for product photography.

chairman's report It is with great pleasure that I present this report as Chairman of the Beverley CRC. As we reflect on the past year, I am filled with gratitude for the dedication and hard work of our committee members and staff. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the committee for their unwavering commitment to our CRC. Your attendance at meetings, your willingness to make difficult decisions, and your vigilance in ensuring compliance with departmental requirements are invaluable to our organisation. A special thank you goes to David White for taking on the dual roles of secretary and treasurer. David's meticulous attention to detail and his unwavering commitment to keeping our paperwork up to date are essential to our smooth operation. To our dedicated staff, you are the backbone of our CRC. Your positive approach, your willingness to go the extra mile, and your unwavering commitment to providing exceptional service to our clients are what make our CRC truly outstanding. I would like to extend special recognition to Amor and Sam, who handle the complex administrative and financial tasks that are crucial to our daily operations. Their expertise in departmental requirements, taxation, banking, and other areas ensures that our CRC runs efficiently and effectively. Our staff consists of: Amor – Coordinator Sam – Bookkeeper Jaime – Customer Service and Library Alyssa – Customer Service and Content Creation Angela – Trainee It would be impossible to list all of the events that our staff has organised and carried out over the past year. However, I would like to acknowledge their efforts in providing a variety of engaging and inclusive activities for people of all ages. From Friday Bingo to breath workshops, Storytime in the library, school holiday movies and popcorn, SOCK day, Community Fluoro Friday, and countless other events, our staff has demonstrated their creativity and dedication to creating a vibrant and welcoming community space. In closing, I thank you for your attendance and extend a warm welcome to any new members of the CRC committee. I am excited to continue working with you all as we strive to make our CRC an even more valuable resource for our community.

Glenys Lane

Coordinators report Over the past year, the management committee and staff have achieved significant milestones, including successful workshops, events, and initiatives aimed at enhancing services for the local community. Collaborative efforts and a shared vision have been instrumental in these accomplishments. The committee have had a great year, with the life memberships being awarded to the 3 blind mice, John, Glenys and Dee and the farewell morning teas for Val, that we aren't farewelling at all. We have seen our subcommittee, the Beverley Community Garden continue to flourish, and they continue to be self-sufficient financially, Betty and the team should be congratulated for making the vacant space on Forrest Street into a beautiful green place for our community and visitors to enjoy.

VISITOR CENTRE Our Visitor Centre has new shelving, which equals more space for products, which means more sales! We managed to double its sales target, despite having fewer visitors, our dedicated team pulled together to achieve this feat. Samantha has been a driving force in expanding our product range and providing training to our volunteers and staff, and it has definitely paid off, and I would like to commend her on this outstanding achievement.

LIBRARY We have had numerous changes in the library over the last 12 months, with the inter library loans system being scraped, changes to the book exchange system and upcoming software changes. Regardless, of these changes Jaime has done a fantastic job, resulting in our team nominating her for the regional library of excellence awards this year. She has been successful in attaining funding to improve services and literacy programs in our library for our junior residents, with Alyssa recently attaining funding to increase the programs and services delivered through the library.

TRAINEESHIP PROGRAM I have applied for funding from DPIRD for our next trainee, it is pleasing that our traineeship program remains strong, with a high number of applications in 2023. We are pleased to have Angela join our team, and she is thriving in the position. Alyssa traineeship was completed at the end of June, and she is now fulltime at our centre, in a new role as lead creator for a new online marketing service, the Content Creation Studio. She continues to study in a dual diploma of social media marketing (10904NAT) & Certificate IV Entrepreneurship and New Business (BSB40320) at the College of Adult Learning. A couple of the bigger programs we ran over the last year were the 2023 SOCK Week campaign engaged approximately 730 people with the Fluoro Friday Disco, attracting 107 children and over 40 parents.

Content Creation Studio We also embarked on a new service such as, the Content Creation Studio, which is creating static images, reels (video content), and graphic designs that clients can use on their social media platforms and developed a pricing & services guide for new clients. this has been exciting and also scary, as all changes are, but if we are to be catalysts in our network, driving changes, new initiatives and creating employment opportunities, it is necessary for someone to lead the way. I am proud to be able to be part of this project, the enthusiasm and creativity that is in the centre is contiguous, and it's wonderful to see someone so young build a base for a project so big, I am impressed daily. By facilitating grants and programs like these we are building stronger connections with fellow groups in Beverley, not only through support but through collaboration. We have been working with the Early Years Network, Toy library & Storytime, Men's Shed, Station Arts, local police and more. Yes, my team and I are overachievers, this is evident by the department statistics report and the list of the 2022-2023 programs & events provided to you, our members. I thank you our members, our staff and management committee for their ongoing support, I appreciate all the hours our committee give so willing to ensure our community has a CRC and access to products and services that are needed in small rural towns.

Amor Moulton

YEAR IN SUMMARY SERVICE LEVEL OUTCOMES SLO 2 Local Businesses and workforce have access to activities & initiatives that improve skills and capacity to foster economic growth in the local community. SLO 3 Community members have access to activities & initiatives that create or improve community connectedness and capacity.

Participants Statistics 2020-2021

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WORKSHOPS & EVENTS SUMMARY BUSINESS & WORKFORCE

Truck driver licence Heavy Vehicle Pilot Licence Forklift licence Business breakfast HR Farm Safety Insta reels Shop Local Catalogue Xero workshop beginners HVPL Full HVPL Accreditation Business breakfast Canva Workshop Social media survey – business

SOCK WEEK ROAD SAFETY

Fluoro Disco Fluoro Friday (dress day) Fatal Vision at Community Markets Morning tea with local police

MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVE Breathwork Plate smash Wood Burning Pilates Self-defence No Scaredy cats Boys BBQ Safe talk Gratitude wall Gratitude green pins Gratitude library display

COMMUNITY Friday Bingo Beverley Bulletin Newsletter SBTB Declutter & destress - 12 week challenge COVID van COVID clinic Services Australia Van Destination Perth Star Gazing Easter in Beverley Volunteer Morning tea How to build a birdhouse Morning Tea with the local Police Avoid Identity Theft Cheesecake Cooking Competition Books on Wheels Alcohol ink pots Kokedama workshop Awakening your soul workshop with Dawn Collins Pop-up shop Psychic readings 2 days Eclipse with Brain

JUNIORS

Junior Book Club Art and Craft Club Lego Club Story Time Toy Library Kids cooking club Clay pinch pots – kids workshop Lightyear Kids movie Harmony week with Angela STEM Workshops Tinkering for kid’s workshops 12

Destination Perth visits Beverley Visitor Centre

SERVICE LEVEL OUTCOME DELIVERY OF SERVICE LEVEL OUTCOME SLO1 Government Services

State & Local Government information access point with free computer, brochures, and printouts Contracted government services provider for State Library WA, TransWA, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Services Australia Promotes available government services and provides an advertising platform for local businesses and community groups on the Beverley CRC website Offers private office rental for State Government employees through Government Hot Office Hire Provides video conferencing services in multiple areas to suit private and large group needs

SLO2 Economic & Business Development Support

Traineeship program, our annual program has been successful with providing support to local residents entering or re-entering the workforce. Active referral relationships for employment and business opportunities. Commercial hot office and conference room hire. Training workshops and information sessions for local business owners and workforce. Accredited training available. Social media photography and video equipment, including props, available to business owners Content creation services, social media content creation. Affordable packages to suit the needs of the business, packages including: content, captions, hashtags, uploads, strategic plans and profile makeovers. Business/Corporate memberships offering exclusive online presence, networking events, discounted advertising opportunities, and access to masterclasses & business development training

SLO3 Active Referral Relationships for Social Development Services Social Development Support Provides information and support to local residents and organisations. Beverley Bulletin Newsletter: a weekly newsletter, which includes community news, event information, for-sale section, and business advertising, distributed in print, email, and online Offers a range of training and workshops, from accredited training to lifestyle courses Improves community health and wellbeing through initiatives such as: Beverley Community Garden, Beverley Triathlon, skin cancer van visits, mental health awareness campaigns, and cooking classes Provides group or individual learning opportunities for training in various software, devices, social media, and resumes

SLO 1 - Community members are provided with access to state government & community information and services

SLO 2 - Local Businesses and workforce have access to activities and initiatives that improve skills and capacity to foster economic growth in the local community

SLO 3 Community members have access to activities and initiatives that create or improve community connectedness and capacity

438 patrons

Information Session 5 initiatives 139 participants

20 Hot Office Hire

Local Initiatives

78 Hot Office Hire

4 initiatives

550 participants

Training & Workshop

Information Session

Local Initiatives

19 initiatives

18 initiatives

16 initiatives

1781 participants

1088 participants

1159 participants

Support to

volunteering

association

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28 video conferences

support

2 Sub committees

259 participants

Triathlon Community Garden

Building Community Connections The Beverley CRC is your one-stop shop for reliable information and assistance. Our team is deeply embedded in the community, actively participating in local groups, events, and sports. We distribute a weekly newsletter in both print and digital formats, keeping our community members informed about current news and happenings. Our team actively engages with various stakeholders and community groups in our town, ensuring that we remain connected and responsive to their needs. Beverley is the Wheatbelt's cultural arts hub, with three local artists operating in the main street and an Artist-in-Residence program organized throughout the year by our local arts group, Beverley Station Arts. Our centre collaborates closely with this group, particularly during their events season. Our evolving partnership with Beverley Station Arts encompasses services such as event ticket sales, website development and maintenance, training, design, online posting, printing, governance, association support, and funding assistance. The shows and events attract visitors to our town, showcasing the quality of our venues and contributing to economic growth. Additionally, many locals enjoy the opportunity to see professional entertainers perform in their own community. This year, we have forged numerous partnerships throughout the community, continuing the mental wellness initiative that we established in 2022, with the funding assistance of Holyoake and the Wheatbelt Suicide Prevention Program. Jaime spearheaded this program, collaborating with the Local Health Advisory Group (LHAG) to integrate the program into their working plan. In 2023, we developed, The Hidden Narrative, anonymous stories submitted by community members, read by our staff and posted to our social media platforms. Through these videos, we were able to give voices to those untold stories of those touched by depression. The initiative was developed so people can start to relate, connect and recognise that they are not alone, and that knowing and gearing that others struggle, and support is available. Our centre strives to accommodate all generations, with our management committee in the midst of starting the Staying in Place, an aged care program that provide employment opportunities and allows for our senior residents to access assistance and support. At the other end of the spectrum, we have incorporated the Junior Book Club, Kids Art & Craft Club, STEM workshops, School Holiday Activities program and our collaboration with the Early Years Network allows us to run programs with them such as: Beverley Toy Library, Storytime, and Kids Alive Do the 5. Our staff has actively participated in various workshops and conferences to improve the skills the Wheatbelt Business Network (WBN), and Linkwest. These networking opportunities help strengthen and solidify long-standing relationships. The Beverley Community Garden has experienced an abundance of produce, with many residents and visitors enjoying fresh baskets of homegrown vegetables. The garden's flourishing state is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our sub committee's volunteers, that meet twice a week to maintain the garden, sell excess produce, and share plants with the community, often ending their sessions with a cuppa and a catch-up. This beautiful space brings opportunities for residents to be active and connect with others.

MEET OUR TEAM AMOR MOULTON COORDINATOR

Amor has been the Coordinator role at the Beverley CRC for 14 years, her background as a business owner, manager and experience in customer service and merchandising has been beneficial to the CRC. Amor has a strong passion in designing, and this has given our centre an edge in marketing and promotion, and has been a huge benefit for the traineeship program for the last two years. She is excited that the CRC are about to launch the Staying in Place initiative in Beverley.

SAMANTHA FRICKER

ASSISTANT COORDINATOR & FINANCE OFFICER Samantha has been with the CRC team for 13 years as the finance officer and assistant coordinator. She owns 2 businesses and still finds time to study, volunteer and be a mum. Sam has been involved in the Beverley tourism steering committee for a number of years, and she has been heavily involved with our latest service, Content Creation for social media, her training and knowledge, along with her design skills have been a key element in the development of this endeavour.

JAIME WILLIAMSON CUSTOMER SERVICE & LIBRARY MANAGER Jaime is a valued staff member of the CRC, and she is currently on maternity leave. Jaime's is highly motivated in raising awareness of mental health, and developing programs for the junior residents of our community. Providing excellent customer service, in all service areas, Jaime's performance as librarian has been exceptional, especially in the development of STEM workshops & junior literacy.

ALYSSA SZEKERES LEAD CONTENT CREATOR & CUSTOMER SERVICE Alyssa has been an outstanding trainee and we have employed her as the Lead Content Creator for the centre. Involved in the local Hockey Club, Alyssa has been embraced by the Beverley community. In the last 12 months she has been successful in attaining grant funding for SOCK Week 2023 & she recently completed a Seniors Week, Golden Groove night, a very successful evening. She continues to study for a dual diploma of social media marketing & Entrepreneurship and New Business.

ANGELA GODWIN TRAINEE - CERTIFICATE IV MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION Angela has recently moved to Beverley with her family, and she was a stand out applicant for the traineeship. Her experience in Early Years Development and Child Care has been a great asset to our centre, especially as we have embarked on expanding our programs and activities for our junior residents. Angela has been working with other businesses and groups in Beverley to broaden her skills in marketing and communication, which has helped her in making connections.

Management committee John Maxwell - Chairman Councillor Shire of Beverley, President, Beverley Agricultural Society, Local Health Advisory Group committee, former owner of Hotel Beverley, previous committee member for Avon Valley Tourism. David White - Treasurer 6 years CRC treasurer, Shire President, Accountant. Aus Int Comp Directors.

Glenys Lane - Chairperson - Previous CRC Chairperson - 15 years Previous President Beverley Hospital Auxiliary and retired owner of Hotel Beverley. Betty Lobb - President Beverley Community Garden, CRC Committee Former Beverley Tree & Garden President, former business owner and farmer. Dalene Davies - 9 years CRC committee member, Justice of the Peace Former organiser of the Beverley Rose Show and Beverley Community Markets and local business owner.

Susan Martin - Shire of Beverley Councillor Retired Beverley Ag Society Secretary, Former Army Reserve, Bachelor of Arts in Education, former Office Manager. Jenny Foster - Community Markets Organiser, CRC Committee Retired owner of Post Office & General Store, owner/operator of Jenny's Jams & Preserves, Member of Beverley Tourism Advisory Group.

The value of volunteers

Our centre truly values the contribution that volunteers offer, whether it's giving helping hand by opening the Visitor Centre on weekends to greet tourists or by bringing skills and knowledge on our management committee. Beverley, like many other rural communities, depend on the support of volunteers. We have multiple groups of volunteers at our centre from our overarching management committee (6), Visitor Centre volunteers (10), Triathlon sub committee (5) and event volunteers(50+), bingo callers (2) and workshop volunteers (8) and the community garden sub committee (6) and their volunteer group (20+) to our list. Last year we had our first life membership awarded to CRC volunteer Rodney Boyle, for his customer service & administration role for over 12 years. This year 3 more life memberships were awarded to John Fregon, Glenys Lane and Dee Ridgway for their ongoing support and years of volunteering at the CRC on the management committee. We value all of our CRC volunteers and the community volunteers and to thank them for their time and support with the projects and events that have such a positive impact on our community.

2022 - 2023 CRC committee

Former committee member Val Tylor's farewell morning tea

OUR SUPPORTERS We are proud to be supported and affiliated with State Government along with our sponsors, partners, stakeholders and funding bodies. We appreciate the opportunity to promote the valuable services that our supporters provide to our local residents, businesses and community groups. Our stakeholders are aware of the superior return on their investment and they recognize the benefits with strengthening the ongoing relationship. Our centre is a proactive collaboration of committee, staff and volunteers that contribute their time, efforts and skills to improving our community. Our centre works closely with the Shire of Beverley to ensure that we are striving towards the common goal of strengthening our town.

We thank our members, volunteers and supporters without your ongoing support, belief and assistance of the CRC we would not be ability to provide the products, services and events to the community. Our efforts as a team to keep our town vibrant is acknowledged by the support we receive and we thank our supporters, stakeholders and funding bodies to allow us to make Beverley a great place to live.

Our Local Partners

Government Our centre’s main source of income is from funding received via contracts with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development with long standing contracts with the Department of Human Services, Department of Veterans Affairs. We now have contracts with the State Library of Western Australia (SLWA), TransWA as a booking agent The centre has had long standing contracts with all of these funding bodies, and in return we promote their services and products available, provide information and access to through our government access point the community.

Funding Bodies Our centre is able to provide many events and workshops to our local community. Department of Primary Industries and Development State Library of Western Australia Shire of Beverley Shire of Narembeen Narembeen Community Resource Centre Department of Communities Holyoake Wheatbelt Suicide Prevention Program WSPP Linkwest COTA (Council for the Aged)

Mutually beneficial referral services with local businesses.

Regional

Shire of Beverley Beverley Station Arts Beverley District High School Beverley Agricultural Society Wheatbelt Business Network Avon Valley Tourism Beverley Golf Club Beverley Post News and Gifts Wheatbelt NRM Stay Smart Online Beverley Men’s Shed Essential Personnel Beverley Community Garden Beverley Tree & Garden Society Best Office Systems Wheatbelt Office Business Management Focus IT Networks Avon Computech Beverley Chiropractor Farmanco Fun 2 B Kids - Day Care Beverley Tourism Advisory Group - TAG Beverley Hospital & Aged Care/Books on Wheels Early Years Network - Storytime & Toy Library WA Police - Beverley Police - Coffee with a Copper Beverley Tennis Club Beverley Amateur Drama Group Purslowe & Tinetti Funerals - Northam Bailiwick Lawyers HolyOake Avon Trading Beverley Tyres U Beauty Hair & Beauty Salon Local Health Advisory Group LHAG Beverley Frail Aged Lodge Group

treasurers report This year has seen a return to something resembling normal. Grants from the Department have seen a slight increase but these unfortunately do not match inflation. As a result, the CRC continues to explore ways by which we might generate further income from business initiatives while still delivering services to the community. From a financial perspective, we have concluded a satisfactory year insofar as we returned a small profit of $13,908. Our Nett Assets totalled $131,501 of which our cash balance totalled $150,251. It is pleasing that the Financial Statements tabled this year have been audited. We worked closely with the Auditors this year to ensure the audit was completed by mid-October and we will continue with this timetable into the future. A pleasing part of our operations is the willingness of management to continually look to engage trainees. The record of our trainees is impressive and to be able to equip young people with skills to enable them to gain employment, provides just one part of the community work of the Beverley Community Resource Centre. I want to thank all our staff for their work and dedication throughout the year, the assistance to me in my roles and particularly to Sam. In short, it has been a successful year and we look forward to another one in 2024.

David White

Solar eclipse information session with Brian

This document does not contain the audited financials of the Beverley CRC. For members of the Beverley CRC that have not received their copy of the annual report, please contact staff.

ESTABLISHED 03 NOVEMBER 1997

BEVERLEY CRC INFORM - EDUCATE - EMPOWER - OUR COMMUNITY 141 Vincent STreet, Beverley WA 6304 P: 08 9646 1600 E: beverley@crc.net.au beverleycrc.net