5 May 2021
Last month we featured an article about the launch of our new OCCE car wash team that expanded to partner with the City of Casey. Following on from this we had the opportunity to speak with Robert Maglicic, Team Leader Works Services at the City of Casey, about what this new enterprise means to the council.
We hope you enjoy this short (5min) video interview with Robert as much as we enjoyed hearing how valued the OCCE team are at the City of Casey.
We are proud to support OC Connections and look forward to exploring further opportunities with them.
Robert Maglicic Team Leader Works Services at the City of Casey
OC Connections wishes to thank the City of Casey for their support which will have a dramatic impact on the lives of people living with a disability.
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