Nowra Branch Visit – Community, Recognition and Future Planning


This week, Board Member Phil Hurren, TPI NSW CEO Jenny Jane Carpenter, and Wellbeing Facilitator Vanessa Campbell (Sydney Office) travelled to Nowra to meet with members of the TPI Veterans NSW Nowra Social and Welfare Club.
While in Nowra, Jenny Jane had the pleasure of presenting a certificate of recognition to TPI member Leanne Wehmeier, acknowledging her outstanding contribution to growing both the local club and broader organisation membership. The Nowra Club and TPI Head Office greatly appreciate Leanne’s dedication and efforts toward this important goal.
Phil was also on hand to talk members through the recommended updates to the TPI Veterans NSW Constitution, along with plans focused on ensuring long term growth, stability, and sustainability of the organisation’s support network into the future.
As always, the Nowra Social Club was welcoming. Together, we enjoyed a sausage sizzle and a chance to catch up with both long standing and new members in a relaxed and friendly setting.
Thanks Nowra – we look forward to returning soon.
Kind regards,
Vanessa Campbell
Wellbeing Facilitator

📣 TPI Veterans NSW – Nowra Social & Welfare Club Meeting

📣 TPI Veterans NSW – Nowra Social & Welfare Club Meeting
🗓 Tuesday, 17 March • ⏰ 11.30am
📍 1st Floor, 124 Wallace Street, Nowra
A message from TPI Veterans NSW CEO Jenny-Jane Carpenter about the upcoming Nowra Social & Welfare Club Meeting
Board member Phil Hurren, Wellbeing Facilitator Vanessa Campbell, and I are looking forward to joining the TPI Nowra Social & Welfare Club for their next meeting, and we would love to see as many local members there as possible.
After the meeting, the Club’s Social Organiser has kindly arranged a sausage sizzle lunch, so please stay, relax, and enjoy some good food and great company.
These gatherings are a fantastic way to stay connected, share ideas, and strengthen our community. Please let us know if you are interested in joining at: wellbeing@tpinsw.org.au
Warm regards,
Jenny-Jane Carpenter, CEO

 

Lithgow Small Arms Factory Heritage Review

NSW Independent Planning Commission is in review to update the State Heritage Register to include the Lithgow small arms factory. If you have any interest in this project, now would be a good opportunity to make comment. Make a submission at: https://www.ipcn.nsw.gov.au/submissions-received-email
Submissions close on 12 March at 23:59.

Image: “Sir Frederick Stewart watches as women munitions employees at the Small Arms Factory carry out a final check of boxes of .303 cartridges.” 16 May 1940. Maker: Edward Lefevre (Ted) Cranstone. AWM 001902.

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