The rain in Dover couldn’t keep a crowd from attending the launch of the Far South Mobile Community Hub in Dover today. More than 50 people braved the weather bringing community together with a festival atmosphere to celebrate and inspect the new Mobile Hub.

The Mobile Hub is a joint project between Dover and South Action Group (DASAG), Geeveston Community Centre, Community Bank Huon Valley and the Huon Valley Voice for Health. The hub aims to improve the Far South community’s access to health and community services. You can find out more about the Mobile Hub here: https://www.farsouthmobilecommunityhub.org/

Lydia Eastley, a member of DASAG, showed appreciation for the individuals and groups who brought this project together, including:

• Dover and South Action Group
• Geeveston Community Centre
• Huon Valley Voice for Health
• Health Consumers Tasmania
• Tasmanian Food Truck Builders
• Tim and Kerry Doyle for the tow
• Dover Fire Brigade for their continuing support
• Dover Skills Students for the wonderful catering
• Local school students and Anna Arden Wong for the Mobile Hub art
• Huon Valley Council for their continuing support.

Expect to hear more about the Mobile Hub soon!