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MFC unveils reconciliation artwork

Mallee Family Care CEO Teresa Jayet and artist Channy Mitchell. Picture: Supplied
Lochlainn Heley

FAMILY service provider Mallee Family care has welcomed a new artwork in honour of National Reconciliation Week that will be used for their next reconciliation action plan. The artwork was created by Barkinji artist Channy Mitchell and is inspired by the communities of the Mallee region. The artwork will soon feature in MFC’s upcoming Innovate […]

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