The Chronicle

Comtel donation welcome

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THE Toowoomba Hospice was pleased to accept a donation from Comtel of an upgraded Unify telephone system to be compatible with the new National Broadband Network internet service.

Comtel has been a long-time supporter of the Toowoomba Hospice and has provided free maintenanc­e and support of its existing Unify telephone system for more than 15 years. With the arrival of the NBN, unbudgeted significan­t upgrades were required, and Comtel assisted the hospice at zero cost.

Comtel managing director Tomas Guerin said they appreciate­d the work the Toowoomba Hospice provided to our community.

“It is extraordin­arily important and sensitive and whatever we can do to make their job easier is the least we can do,” he said.

The hospice’s administra­tion and fundraisin­g manger Mark Munro said it was extremely important for those who were in the care of the hospice felt free to be able to pick up the phone or email their family and friends when they felt the need.

Mr Munro thanked the wonderful teams at Comtel and Unify for their support.

“This just shows how much our service of providing free, safe, quality care in partnershi­p with the community for those with a terminal illness means to, not only those who have used our service but also to the business community,” he said.

 ?? Contribute­d Photo: ?? WITH HEART: The Toowoomba Hospice’s Mark Munro thanks Comtel’s Tomas Guerin for Comtel’s continuing support.
Contribute­d Photo: WITH HEART: The Toowoomba Hospice’s Mark Munro thanks Comtel’s Tomas Guerin for Comtel’s continuing support.

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