Distance no barrier for Louth’s education advocates

Story: Kristin Murdock – kmurdock@outbackradio.com.au

Living in one of western NSW’s most remote communities has never stopped Louth families fighting for better outcomes for rural children.

And now, the Louth branch of the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association is embracing a new way to connect.

Branch president Rachael Nielsen said the group had officially launched its first Facebook page and the new social media presence was an overdue but welcome step for the organisation.

“We probably should have done it earlier, but it’s a good way to keep people informed about what we’re doing and to share information with members and other branches,” Ms Nielsen said.

The Facebook page will provide updates on branch activities, advocacy work, and events, while also helping raise awareness of issues affecting geographically isolated families. […]

NSW ICPA president Annabel Strachan presents Gabby Le Lievre with recognition of her service to the organisation following her time on State Council. PhotoL Louth ICPA

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