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Discover the inspiring journey of Janet Hill, a passionate artist and educator who calls the City of Marion home.
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Marion SA 5043, Australia
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Discover the inspiring journey of Janet Hill, a passionate artist and educator who calls the City of Marion home.
Ongoing activity
Marion SA 5043, Australia
Varies
Explore the remarkable life story of Janet Hill, a dedicated art teacher and community volunteer whose roots run deep in the City of Marion. This narrative highlights her artistic achievements, community contributions, and ongoing commitment to education and volunteering.
Learn about Janet's journey from local schools to remote Aboriginal communities, and her impactful work in art and education. Experience how her passion for art and community service continues to enrich lives today.
This story is perfect for parents interested in inspiring local role models and the power of art and education in community building.
Janet Hill was born and educated in the City of Marion area, attending Ascot Park Primary and Marion High School. She trained as an art teacher and became the youngest lecturer at her school at 21.
Her career took her to remote Northern Territory communities, teaching English as a Second Language and serving as a principal. She has won awards for artwork highlighting social issues and now volunteers in palaeontology and archaeology at Flinders University.
Janet also benefits from the Positive Ageing and Inclusion team's support, showing the value of community services for seniors.
The story centers around the City of Marion, South Australia, including locations such as Ascot Park, Marion High School, and Flinders University. The Positive Ageing and Inclusion services operate locally within Marion.
Access to these community services and educational institutions is available to residents and visitors in the area. The City of Marion Administration Centre is located at 245 Sturt Road, Sturt SA 5047.
This narrative is not an event but a community story highlighting local heritage and services. It emphasizes the importance of community support for older adults and the role of art and education in personal and community development.
Residents aged 65 or over, or those living with disability, can access a range of in-home services, wellbeing programs, social groups, fitness classes, and transport options through the City of Marion.
For more information about these services, residents are encouraged to contact the City of Marion directly.
There is no booking required as this is a community story feature. Access to Positive Ageing and Inclusion services may require eligibility and registration.
Costs for services vary; some may be free or subsidized for eligible residents. For detailed information, contact the City of Marion.