On October 16th and 17th the ACDC team did a second pilot of the project in Tahmoor, NSW. Tahmoor is a town southwest of Sydney, with a mix of town and rural suburbs. The team tested the ACDC Project door knocking and information products to learn what will need to be adjusted in each of these communities.
This was a rainy and tiring weekend but a lot was learned about the Tahmoor community and how the ACDC Project activity should be adjusted for smaller towns.
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