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Noela, Anglicare NT

On 11, Apr 2015 | No Comments | In 03 LIGHTING | By andrea

Noela, Anglicare NT

It’s my mission to make sure people switch off the storeroom light. Sometimes I do it 6 times a day.
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Buy a bicycle rack so we can clear space for a standup workstation - plus plants for every desk.
Emily (NSW)
We would install security screens on the windows so that all the bolted windows could be opened, allowing fresh air into the building and minimizing the need for air conditioning.
Maureen (WA)
I would spend our savings on building a hen house and a veggie patch for the children to further lean about sustainability.
Gina (WA)
Upgrading and expanding our rooftop garden!
Leigh (Tas)
Quality resources for our Early Learning centres.
Nikki and Terri (WA)
Fruit and vegie boxes for staff lunches on a regular basis to promote healthy eating.
Narelle (NSW)
I would spend our savings on building a hen house and a veggie patch for the children to further lean about sustainability.
Gina (WA)
To say “Yes” to some of the little things staff ask for like proper coffee and outdoor chairs/tables that we can’t afford.
Christine (SA)
Put solar panels on our Book Shed – reducing air-con costs, more funds for community projects.
Garry (SA)