Projects
Community Fruit Loops
Thanks to Highways and Byways for their support in funding our Community Fruit Loops Project.
In partnership with Live Well Tasmania and Devonport Seed Library we distributed 80 fruit trees and 95 edible natives to the community across the Northwest Coast of Tasmania including local primary schools, community gardens and community organisations.
In addressing food security in the region we hope to create community sufficiency one back yard at a time encouraging the sharing of surplus fruit with neighbours and friends.
Volunteers plant 60 trees at Oldina farm in bid to tackle food security fears - ABC News
(17) Devonport Seed Library | Facebook
Highways & Byways | Healing the Land, Healing Ourselves, Together
She Rises Kenya
In collaboration with the Associated Country Women of the World East, West, and Central Africa regional group we are pleased to support the She Rises Project based in Mathare, Kenya. Our donation provided the necessary funds to purchase essential hygiene products for young mothers and their babies living in difficult conditions.
Remote Op Shop
We are proud to support the Remote Op Shop Project with clothing and linen donations sent to numerous indigenous communities throughout Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
Community Carbon Off-set Project - Tasmanian Arboretum
The sponsoring of new tree plantings in the Tasmania section at the Arboretum throughout 2026/27 will sequester carbon emissions generated by the community and our branch activities as we work towards achieving carbon neutral status. We value the partnership with the Tasmanian Arboretum to work for the greater good and beneficial environmental outcomes.
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