Country Women's Association to raise funds for emergency food support service Carevan a second year

Hayley Wilkinson
Updated January 9 2022 - 8:44am, first published January 6 2022 - 2:30pm
LIFELINE: Wagga Carevan founder Lynne Graham had been credited by the Country Women's Association for her tireless volunteer work, which is needed more than ever during pandemic disruption. Picture: Les Smith.
LIFELINE: Wagga Carevan founder Lynne Graham had been credited by the Country Women's Association for her tireless volunteer work, which is needed more than ever during pandemic disruption. Picture: Les Smith.

RIVERINA Country Women's Association group president Carol Grylls has announced its Wagga branch will dedicate a second year of fundraising to Carevan.

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Hayley Wilkinson

Born and raised within the Riverina, Hayley launched her journalism career at The Daily Advertiser in September 2021. During her time she covered events, entertainment and human interest stories.

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