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Beacon of Hope for mental health

Together in Tumby Bay were: Back: Paul Stoddard, Simon Schrapel AM, Paul Bertram, Jodie Bertram, chief psychiatrist Dr John Brayley, Tumby Bay mayor Geoff Churchett, MP Nadia Clancy, Dr Michelle Atchison, Marina Bowshall, Marie Stewart, Helen Connolly; front: Mel Bradley, Perrin Abbas, Taimi Allan, Danica Gates and Emma Trenberth. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

South Australia’s Suicide Prevention Council, chaired by the Premier’s Advocate for Suicide Prevention Nadia Clancy, travelled through Tumby Bay last […]

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