Johnno’s Run 2023 – Support the CVGT Employment Echuca team to open doors and create amazing futures 

On Sunday August 6, the CVGT Employment Echuca team will participate in Johnno’s Run a 5km, 10km or 21km run, walk or wheel (mobility aids only) dedicated to raising funds for the Opening Doors Project – building homes for people with disability.

Our participation will help raise much-needed funds for disability support and housing.
Tristan Nevin
CVGT Employment Echuca Manager

About Johnno’s Run 2023 – Building home for people with disability 

Celebrating its 10^th year, Johnno’s Run is an annual fundraising event organised by Community Living and Respite Services (CLRS). The event supports CLRS to build homes for people with disability in the local Echuca Moama community.  

Opening Doors Project  

The Opening Doors Project is an innovative housing project and to date has built, three houses and 10 units in Echuca Moama, supporting 20 people with disability to live independently in their own community. By supporting or participating in Johnno’s Run 2023 you will help CLRS to build their fifth project – 2, two-bedroom units in Spoonbill Street Moama.  

Help our Echuca team reach their fundraising target  

Meet the team! L-R: Luke Eldridge, Tristan Nevin, Janet Keily, Maggie Moerenhout, Tammy Sellwood, Kate Mills, Rhiannon Pell, Chris Horman, Jason Russell.

The CVGT Employment Echuca team have set a fundraising target of $2000!  

You can support the team to open doors and create amazing futures by getting behind them and donating – hit the link below to donate.

Register for Johnno’s Run – have fun, meet new people and help raise funds to support people with disability 

Are you up for a challenge?

Register for Johnno’s Run. Online registrations close on Wednesday, 2 August 2023 at 11:59pm. You can still register on the day at the event hub. So, let’s get training and start fundraising for this fun-filled event!  

Cris Stevens – Todd, Service Manager for Defined Programs CLRS and his family participate in Johnno’s Run every year. Here is what he had to say about why he participates. “The part I enjoy the most is at the end when the houses are built. Seeing what the money raised has gone towards and seeing firsthand how life-changing it is to the people moving in and their families.”