Show Notes
In this episode we talk to an incredible powerhouse woman, Elsie Stuart all about the power of giving back, reconnecting with the Indigenous heritage of Australia and the charity that The Transformation Project Community is deeply connected with, Nutrition Plus. Elsie is a proud Aboriginal woman from the Biripi Nation located in NSW, North of Taree. She is currently a Board Member of Nutrition Plus, a charity operating in Australia and New Zealand whose purpose is to build healthy futures with Indigenous and disadvantaged people and children. She is a former Indigenous Liaison Officer for the Australian Government and was also a support officer for Indigenous people affected by natural disasters. Elsie has a Bachelor of Design majoring in Marketing and has worked as an editorial food and prop stylist for high-end clients such as Donna Hay, Delicious and MINDFOOD. In 2018 Elsie started working as part of the Sales and Marketing Team for The Juice Plus Company Australia, was asked to join the Nutrition Plus as Project Manager and within three months was appointed a member of the Board of directors. We know after listening in you will understand why! This is an incredible episode that really hits our heart strings and has galvanised us to do more give more to promote and support the incredible work Nutrition Plus does in Australia and New Zealand. We hope it does the same for you! Find out more about Nutrition Plus at : https://www.nutritionplus.org.au/ You can reach Elsie at: Instagram : @nutrition.plusorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elsie.jp.1
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