Gosnells-based charity Sam’s Spares has sparked an inclusive new tech program to create job pathways for neurodivergent people and donate second-hand devices to those in need.
The ‘get one, give one’ (G1G1) program aims to reduce digital inequalities caused by gaps in access, affordability and skill when using modern technology.
Invited guests included Sr Lilian Bong SJA, Leader of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition in Perth; Sr Renee Quadros SJA, Mother General, who travelled from Rome to attend the celebration; Sr Anita Callaghan SJA; Sr Rachel Rahault SJA; Principal of St Emilie’s Catholic Primary School, Chris Burns; former Principals, Sally O’Dea and Tania Thuijs; former Assistant Priest, Fr Anibal Leite Da Cunha; Parish Priest of Gosnells, Fr. Brennan Sia; Mayor of the City of Gosnells, Terresa Lynes; and Member for Southern River, Terry Healy MLA