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Issue No. 60 - August/ /

Orana jewellery a mission statement

Stunning jewellery pieces designed as more than a fashion statement have arrived to help change lives at disability employment, training and accommodation provider Orana.

A sterling silver necklace and earrings featuring Orana’s distinctive ‘O’ symbol have been designed and created as a fundraising initiative to help the organisation continue to fulfil the dreams of South Australians with a disability.

“The jewellery is a concept we believe will make more than a fashion statement. It’s a message about valuing and caring as well as meeting the needs of people with a disability in our community,” says Orana CEO Nicholas Mihalaras.

South Australian singer and songwriter Amity Dry is an ambassador for Orana which began in 1950 and provides employment and training for people with disabilities in a diverse range of industries including worm farming, furniture manufacturing, pac...

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