Last week MercyCare’s Early Learning Services celebrated the launch of their innovative Early Intervention Strategy.
Core values are the fundamental beliefs and principles which guide an organisation. They support the vision, shape the culture and reflect what a company treasures.
MercyCare staff including front-line, executive and Aboriginal representatives collaborated with Peter Farmer, a local Noongar artist, to develop a comprehensive understanding of MercyCare’s six core values and to commission an artwork series to reflect this.
Peter Farmer
Local Noongar Artist
MercyCare engaged with local Noongar artist Peter Farmer to commission an artwork series as a reflection of the organisation’s community. Peter and his business partner and wife, Miranda Farmer, assured that the artwork represented the MercyCare values and reality of the organisation’s work for the Western Australian community.
Peter is a proud Noongar artist with an illustrious career working in Western Australia, Victoria and abroad. His pieces are widely acclaimed and has collaborated with brands including the WA Museum, Western Force, Elizabeth Quay and The City of Perth.
Photo credit Geelong Advertiser
Last week MercyCare’s Early Learning Services celebrated the launch of their innovative Early Intervention Strategy.
Maureen’s experience at MercyCare Early Learning Ellenbrook highlights the power volunteering can have on both the volunteer as well as the community.
“When we look into the heart, may our eyes have the kindness and reverence of candlelight.” - John O’Donahue.