To celebrate Youth Week 2020, members of the Cowra Youth Council have been busy profiling young members of the community.
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Warren Williams is an Aboriginal Health Worker with NSW Health Service in Cowra.
Warren is easy to talk to, kindhearted, very approachable and very passionate about his people and their health. He aspires to gain even more knowledge on Aboriginal health and improve on his skills.
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We asked Warren what his greatest achievement was so far:
"Buying our first home," he says.
Warren's favourite thing about Cowra is Sid Kallas Oval, the home of the Cowra Magpies.
Although there are many great things about Cowra, Warren would like to see "more stuff for the youth to do, either before or after school. Something they will enjoy".
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In the next five years, Warren sees himself still immersed in health and helping his people. He is constantly driven by his "How can I help?" attitude. We asked Warren for his advice to the current younger generation:
"Keep in school, learn as much as you can, don't be scared or ashamed to ask for help. Don't be shame, be game!"
Fun Fact:
- Favorite song: 'No place like home' by Randy Travis.
