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Spic and span at Horizon Achievement Centre in Sydney

SaltWire Network | Posted: March 4, 2021, 5:40 p.m. | Updated: March 4, 2021, 8:50 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Horizon Achievement Centre may be soon moving into a brand new building, but that’s not keeping maintenance workers from keeping things clean and tidy at centre’s present home on Upper Prince Street in Sydney. Above, the centre’s Troy Adams, left, mops the floor while fellow maintenance crew member Jamie Spears works the broom on Monday afternoon. The Horizon Achievement Centre, which offers vocational training and employment development services for adults with intellectual disabilities, is expected to move into its new $6.4-million complex this coming autumn.
The Horizon Achievement Centre may be soon moving into a brand new building, but that’s not keeping maintenance workers from keeping things clean and tidy at centre’s present home on Upper Prince Street in Sydney. Above, the centre’s Troy Adams, left, mops the floor while fellow maintenance crew member Jamie Spears works the broom on Monday afternoon. The Horizon Achievement Centre, which offers vocational training and employment development services for adults with intellectual disabilities, is expected to move into its new $6.4-million complex this coming autumn. - David Jala

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SYDNEY, N.S. — The Horizon Achievement Centre may be soon moving into a brand new building, but that’s not stopping maintenance workers from keeping things clean and tidy at the centre’s present home on Upper Prince Street in Sydney.

The Horizon Achievement Centre, which offers vocational training and employment development services for adults with intellectual disabilities, is expected to move into its new $6.4-million complex at Sydney’s Harbourside Commercial Park this coming autumn.

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