Newsletter 24 February 2021
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Announcement that the Squaddie will get a mobility lift following a successful application under the NSW Government Community Building Partnership grant program. SFS Commodore Bill Loader is pictured receiving the grant from Felicity Wilson, NSW State Member for North Shore. The lift will provide access from the club entrance to the bar and restaurant on the first floor.
SQUADDIE TO GET A MOBILITY LIFT
Thanks to a successful NSW government CBP grant application
SFS Commodore, Bill Loader, being presented with grant funds by Felicity Wilson, NSW State Member for North Shore
Last year, the Squaddie applied for a grant to fund a “mobility lift” under the NSW Government Community Building Partnership Program (CBP).
The purpose of the lift is to provide access from the club entrance to the bar and restaurant on the first floor.
The CBP grant funds will cover about half the costs to purchase and install the lift. Any volunteers that might be able to assist with the installation please contact the SFS office.
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Sydney Flying Squadron — Australia’s oldest open boat sailing club. 76 McDougall St Kirribilli NSW 2061
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