Show Notes
We did a few things differently today, one of those being introductions were at the end of our episode. Another one being, we discussed topics that we all agree do not get enough of a voice.
Allie Adamson and Liz Behjat are two inspiring women, it was a pleasure to sit and talk with them both. During this episode I got to see first hand the impact my two guests, Allie and Liz are making for individuals in the aged care sector. Today’s focus is around the vacant bed initiative that Allie and liz helped launch throughout WA.
If you listen to the end of this episode, you’ll hear more about their personal stories. Plus you will hear Allie and Liz answers my three final questions.
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