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Help for homeless

Rotary Club of Noosa president Tess Alexandroff presenting Salvation Army Noosa’s Lieutenant David Sutcliffe with a cheque to help support those facing homelessness.

THE Rotary Club of Noosa recently presented a cheque to the Salvation Army Noosa branch to help support those facing homelessness.
Lieutenant David Sutcliffe, who moved to Noosa more than four years ago to take up his station at the Noosa branch of the Salvation Army, addressed the club and shared news on the organisation’s latest programs to help educate and assist the community.
The funds provided by the Rotary Club of Noosa will be used to help run education programs in local schools as well as run support programs.

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