Education program is reaping the benefits

By Paul Jobber Paul.jobber@fairfaxmedia.com.au
October 29 2014 - 4:00am
Healthy eating choices: NEST program students Zara Warren, Indy Miller and Christine Griffin, with manager of Woolworths Settlement City Kylie Hooper, Andrew Lord (teacher Port Macquarie Learning), Nick Johnson (Manager of NEST Oz Harvest), Mick Gilmour (Youth Hub manager), Connor Rees and Katrina Humble.
Healthy eating choices: NEST program students Zara Warren, Indy Miller and Christine Griffin, with manager of Woolworths Settlement City Kylie Hooper, Andrew Lord (teacher Port Macquarie Learning), Nick Johnson (Manager of NEST Oz Harvest), Mick Gilmour (Youth Hub manager), Connor Rees and Katrina Humble.

REAP started an education program last week in Port Macquarie which focused on healthy eating habits in conjunction with OzHarvest - a non-denominational food charity that rescues good excess food which would otherwise be thrown away.

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