Keely Howard will soon start an Occupational Therapy degree at Charles Sturt University, Albury, with the help of a scholarship from Braidwood Community Bank.
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Keely was chosen from a large number of applicants for the annual scholarship, which helps first year university students on their path to tertiary education with a $5,000 bursary.
Shane Holness, Chairman of Palerang Financial Services Limited (Braidwood and Bungendore Community Bank branches), said he was pleased to be able to help local students overcome the financial hurdles of further study and reach their goals.
“Keely was chosen for this scholarship because of her academic, sporting and community achievements.” Mr Holness said.
Keely said she was thrilled to be able to start university with the financial security a scholarship provided.
“I can’t wait to get started and work towards my goal of becoming an Occupational Therapist.” She said “This scholarship means I will be able to focus on my studies and worry less about the costs of living away from home,”
The recipient of the Bungendore Community Bank Scholarship was Jack Prail.
Mr Holness said the scholarship program showed Palerang Financial Services Ltd ongoing commitment to supporting local youth and building stronger communities. “Our young people are our future and their development is critical to our communities’ success.”
