Wanganui's Bev Way has spent more than three decades helping St John Youth. Photo/Bevan Conley
Wanganui's Bev Way has spent more than three decades helping St John Youth. Photo/Bevan Conley
Bev Way has seen a few generations of cadets pass through St John and has enjoyed sharing her wealth of knowledge with them.
The Wanganui woman has been involved with the organisation for 32 years and is the manager of the Wanganui youth division. A former nurse, Ms Way becameinvolved with St John helping to teach nursing skills to its youth members.
"I became quite passionate about the organisation and could see the benefit of working with these young people, teaching them general life skills, health care, first aid and self discipline," she said.
During her time with St John she has picked up her primary care 1 and first responder qualifications and has devoted many an hour to several community and sporting events around the town, being there to care for those who need it.
Ms Way said she had worked with many St John youth members who had later moved into the medical profession and enjoyed seeing them grow.
