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Endeavour worker celebrates leap into mainstream employment

Jeffery Rogers works two to three times a week at the Endeavour Foundation's Warwick Recycle Shop in his ever mainstream employment role. (Jeremy Cook: 515535)
By Jeremy Cook

After nearly three decades Warwick man Jeffery Rogers has taken the big plunge into “mainstream employment” and is loving it. […]

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