Pro Bono Australia’s 2022 Impact 25 Awards

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Nominees have been published for this year’s Pro Bono Impact Awards.

Shelter WA would like to congratulate all WA nominees including Asha Bhat, CEO of Southern Aboriginal Corporation, Sandra Harben, Cultural Consultant at Noongar Mia Mia and Anne Moore from the Lucy Saw Centre Association.

The awards were started in 2014 and each year they aim to recognise innovators, collaborators and changemakers from across the social sector who are making a positive impact in the community. The nominees were put forward by their peers and now, the public has the opportunity to vote for who they believe to be the most influential individuals within the sector.

Voting

For further information and to cast your vote visit click here.

You can nominate up to two individuals that you believe should be recognised for their positive impact. Voting closes Tuesday, 1 February 2022 – don’t miss out!

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