Nominations Open For Seniors Festival Local Achievement Awards

Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh and then Minister for Seniors Geoff Lee with NSW Seniors Local Achievement Award recipients (from left) Ken Pay, Lorraine Penn and Bob Piper, family and friends.

 

SENIORS who make the Coffs Coast a great place to live can be recognised for their efforts, according to the Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh.

Mr Singh is encouraging locals to nominate Coffs Coast seniors who contribute to the community for the 2022 NSW Seniors Festival Local Achievement Awards.

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“Seniors are invaluable to our local community as volunteers, carers and role models – even more so
during such a challenging year,” Mr Singh said.

“If you know a senior who helps make our community diverse, inspiring and active, then I encourage
you to nominate them for acknowledgement of their contribution.”

Nomination forms can be collected from Mr Singh’s electorate office at Suite 1/9 Park Avenue, Coffs Harbour, and should be returned by Friday, 25 March.

Winners of the Coffs Harbour Seniors Local Achievement Awards will be announced during the NSW Seniors Festival which runs from 25 March until 3 April.

Mr Singh said the awards program is part of an exciting schedule of events across the state and is the largest festival for seniors in the southern hemisphere, and enables older people to engage with each other, their community, services and supports.

The NSW Minister for Seniors, Mark Coure, said the festival and the awards highlight the vital role seniors play
in the community.

He said that the festival is about celebrating the positive impact of older people in families and society and supports the state’s seniors to live happy, healthy and active lives.

 

By Andrew VIVIAN

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