We featured on a Podcast!
Well this was a real treat and highlight for Teacher Presence. Dean McKellar and I had the opportunity to chat on the podcast, Game Plan for Good, hosted by Shad Watson.
Here's what’s going on at Teacher Presence
More than a plaque – a heartwarming reminder
Teacher Presence helped Operation Toilets build toilets in India, allowing more children to be able to attend school! At each school a large, engraved granite plaque will be attached to the external wall of one of the toilet blocks standing as a perpetual reminder of how the toilets came to be in the school.
Special moments like this - Eat Up at our school
This was such a special moment for me. At the end of Term 1, Eat Up Australia ran a snack drive at the school I teach at. The whole school rallied together to donate snacks that will help to feed hungry kids across Australia.
A message from Eat Up
What a fabulous message to receive from Lyndon Galea (Founder of Eat Up). So lovely to hear what we all do here at Teacher Presence makes such a difference in the lives of others.
Our fourth charity. Welcome Community Spirit Foundation!
Community Spirit Foundation (formerly known as the Cathy Freeman Foundation) was a natural choice to add to the Teacher Presence charities list. This charity does incredible working with First Nations communities to ensure their young people have the best outcomes and opportunities through education and lifelong learning.
Interview with Cathy: love your local business
Watch the interview our Founder, Andrea McKellar had with Cathy White.
Introducing Berry Street and Eat Up
Here at Teacher Presence we are continuously looking for ways to give to those in need. What better way to do this, than to bring on more charities that need our support.
A message of Thanks from Operation Toilets
Mark Balla gave us his thanks for the support Teacher Presence has given Operation Toilets. Watch the video here.
The basics expanding horizons with Operation Toilets
Such a heartwarming moment when we saw these girls in India, now at school, sharing what they would like to do when they grow up. This is all thanks to Operation Toilets and the incredible work they do.
Why Teacher Presence Started
It began when Mark Balla, founder of Operation Toilets, shared the devastating reality that some girls in India do not go to school because there were no toilets.