Manly Sea Eagles Donate Signed Jersey to AYAH The Manly Sea Eagles recently donated a signed 2024 Community Jersey to the Manly Adolescent and Young Adult Hospice (AYAH). Some players brought the jersey, spent time chatting with the patients and challenging them to a game of Boccia. “We’re so grateful for the ongoing support the AYAH receives from the Manly Sea Eagles,” said Laura Grant, AYAH Community Partnerships Manager.
coin toss opportunities, numerous Christmas gifts at the 2023 family Christmas event, and accessible tickets to multiple games.
Community Health, has announced her retirement, due to start from August 18. Kim began her journey with NSW Health in mental health, quickly flourishing into a team leader and supervising new graduates. By the early 1990s, she became Manager at Merrylands Community Health Centre, and later, Director of Community Health for Western Sydney Area Health Service. Her association with the district started in July 2005, when she was appointed Manager of Primary and Community Care in the former Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service. In 2011, she stepped into her current role, making significant contributions to community health. Kim’s notable achievements include her passion for serving vulnerable children and families and supporting the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Service. She was a driving force behind Bungee Bidgel, profoundly impacting the Aboriginal community. In recognition, Kim was inducted into the district’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Service’s Wall of Fame in April 2023. Chief Executive Anthony Schembri expressed his gratitude for Kim’s dedication and service. “Kim’s commitment to public health and her “The team have already created so many memorable experiences for our patients and families. “We can’t thank the team enough for their ongoing support, generosity, and eagerness to make dreams come true at any given opportunity.” The Manly Sea Eagles have a long-standing relationship with AYAH. Their support began before the hospice opened its doors to patients, when they donated a jersey for a fundraising event. Their support has also included AYAH patient game ball delivery, patient guard of honour participation, tickets to games, pre-game
Sea Eagles players Brad Parker and Lachlan Croker at the AYAH
Kim Field Retires After 46 Years of Service Kim Field, Director of Primary and
leadership have been outstanding. She has not only advanced the quality of community health care but has also positively impacted countless lives within our community,” Anthony said.
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