Featured in Cranbourne News: Casey awards its top achievers

10th February 2017. Reading Time: 1 minutes 799 page views.

There was stiff competition across all the categories and the winners were picked for their dedication and stand-out performances in serving the communities of Casey.

"This year, the City of Casey awarded a Casey Non-resident of the Year prize to a man who has done a lot of work the people of Casey but doesn’t actually reside here.

David Nugent, founder of Heavy METAL (Men’s Education Towards Anger and Life) which operates from the Hallam Senior College, was awarded the prize.

His program offers behaviour change and counselling support to men, women and children affected by family violence.

Always working to improve the people of Casey, he organised a community screening of the ABC documentary ‘Call Me Dad’, is involved in White Ribbon Day events and advocates to the State Government on important community issues."

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