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2020 Grow Together Khmerr Purple Kit Translated resource
Khmer Instructions sheet: Grow Together was an initiative led by enliven in partnership with SMRC during the pandemic. Planter bags, seedlings, Seasol, potting mix, recipe books and other resources were distributed to over 200 families to encourage growing food at home. Green, yellow, red, purple and orange kits were produced, each with different seedlings and separate instruction sheets.
Golden Plains Shire Health & Wellbeing Snapshot 2021
These snapshots have been developed to provide an insight into the health and wellbeing of people across the Central Highlands Primary Care Partnership. These focus on the 10 priority areas of the Victorian Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2019-2023 catchment.
2020 Grow Together Khmer Yellow kit Translated resource
Khmer Instructions sheet: Grow Together was an initiative led by enliven in partnership with SMRC during the pandemic. Planter bags, seedlings, Seasol, potting mix, recipe books and other resources were distributed to over 200 families to encourage growing food at home. Green, yellow, red, purple and orange kits were produced, each with different seedlings and separate instruction sheets.
2020 Grow Together Khmer Red kit Translated resource
Khmer Instructions sheet: Grow Together was an initiative led by enliven in partnership with SMRC during the pandemic. Planter bags, seedlings, Seasol, potting mix, recipe books and other resources were distributed to over 200 families to encourage growing food at home. Green, yellow, red, purple and orange kits were produced, each with different seedlings and separate instruction sheets.
2020 Grow Together Khmer Orange kit Translated resource
Khmer Instructions sheet: Grow Together was an initiative led by enliven in partnership with SMRC during the pandemic. Planter bags, seedlings, Seasol, potting mix, recipe books and other resources were distributed to over 200 families to encourage growing food at home/ Green, yellow, red, purple and orange kits were produced, each with different seedlings and separate instruction sheets.
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VicPCP acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria, their diversity, histories and knowledge and their continuing connections to land and community. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and Elders of past, present and future generations[/col][col size=”4″ screen=”md”][/col][/row]