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Rose Irranca

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Rose Irranca

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Adelaide · SA

Holistic Kids

Founder of Holistic Kids, passionate about helping families discover the many holistic options available to support their children’s wellbeing. With a background in social work and children’s wellbeing, I believe in looking at the whole child across cognitive, physical, emotional, social and spiritual health. I’m equally passionate about creating opportunities for holistic practitioners to be seen, valued and connected with the families searching for what they offer.

Holistic Kids

Holistic Kids is an online community hub connecting families with holistic practitioners, products, events and resources that support children and families.

We bring together a diverse range of modalities across the five pillars of wellbeing: cognitive, physical, emotional, social and spiritual, helping families discover options they may not have known existed and make more informed choices for their children.

At the same time, we support holistic practitioners and aligned businesses to increase their visibility, connect with families and grow thriving, sustainable practices.

Our vision is simple: to create a trusted ecosystem where families can explore their options and holistic businesses can be discovered.

Because when businesses shine, our children thrive.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Kentish

This page showcases some distinguished individuals who are from the region of Kentish in Tasmania, Australia.

1. Andrew Inglis Clark (1848-1907)

Andrew Inglis Clark was a prominent Australian jurist, politician, and engineer. He was born in Stanley, Kentish, Tasmania. Clark played a significant role in the Federation movement and was a key drafter of the Australian Constitution. He also served in the Tasmanian Parliament and advocated for progressive reforms.

2. Joe Darling (1870-1946)

Joe Darling was a renowned Australian cricketer who was born in Longford, Kentish, Tasmania. He captained the Australian national cricket team during the early 1900s. Darling had a successful cricketing career, scoring over 10,000 runs and leading Australia to victory in several Ashes series against England.

3. Joseph Aloysius Lyons (1879-1939)

Joseph Lyons was an Australian politician and the tenth Prime Minister of Australia. He was born in Stanley, Kentish, Tasmania. Lyons held several cabinet positions before becoming Prime Minister in 1932. His tenure focused on economic recovery during the Great Depression and he implemented numerous social welfare policies.

4. Julius "Juddy" Fisher (1897-1983)

Julius Fisher, commonly known as Juddy, was a talented Australian rules footballer hailing from Railton, Kentish, Tasmania. Fisher played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL) in the 1920s. He was known for his exceptional skills and agility on the field, often regarded as one of the best players of his time.

5. Tara Rushton (born 1984)

Tara Rushton is a well-known Australian television presenter and sports journalist from Sheffield, Kentish, Tasmania. She has worked for various major sports networks in Australia, covering sports such as football, rugby, and cricket. Rushton is recognized for her expertise, insightful analysis, and captivating on-screen presence.

These individuals have all made notable contributions to their respective fields and brought honor to the region of Kentish, Tasmania, Australia.

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