In Pictures
Staff and student food drive
UniSA staff and students have donated almost a tonne of food – the equivalent of 16 full wheelie bins – to help South Australians doing it tough.
A food drive was held on each of UniSA’s four metropolitan campuses in August. UniSA partnered with hunger relief charity Foodbank SA to help provide meals for people who cannot afford to buy enough food to eat.
The donations were the equivalent of almost 2000 meals and were in addition to the equivalent of 872 meals donated in a staff food drive run by UniSA Business two weeks earlier.
Read the full story in the Achievements section of UniSA News.
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- In Pictures: UniSA staff and student food drive
