$1 million home heralds new era of accommodation for disabled in Taree

By Ainslee Dennis
Updated June 3 2014 - 3:56pm, first published 3:51pm
Member for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead and the Minister for Disability Services, John Ajaka, christen new white shovels during the sod turning ceremony for the new Dundaloo Support Services group home in Taree. Celebrating with them are some of clients who will call the Stevenson Street house their home, (from left) Lindell Prince, Steve Curtin, Athol Welsh, Lyn Bolte, neighbour Tony Thompson and Damien Herring.
Member for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead and the Minister for Disability Services, John Ajaka, christen new white shovels during the sod turning ceremony for the new Dundaloo Support Services group home in Taree. Celebrating with them are some of clients who will call the Stevenson Street house their home, (from left) Lindell Prince, Steve Curtin, Athol Welsh, Lyn Bolte, neighbour Tony Thompson and Damien Herring.

ATHOL Welsh is 70 years old. For 35 years he has called Cedar Lodge home but in around six months he will move to Stevenson Street in Taree to live in a new $1 million five-bedroom group home.

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