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Standing Tall officially a charity 

STANDING Tall in Hamilton (STiH) has been running for 20 years with celebrations to be held at the Hamilton Golf Club on Thursday, November 9 at 6.15pm, immediately following STiH’s annual general meeting at 5.30pm. Looking forward to the milestone is STiH program manager Dee Barrera (left), with mentors (from second left) John Brader, Nat Kalms and Doug Ward. Photos: GLENN GUY.
Lizzie Hallam

NINETEEN years after its establishment, the much-acclaimed local school-based mentoring program, Standing Tall in Hamilton (STiH), officially received endorsement on July 1 as a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC).

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