How it began...

• In the 1950’s Mrs Sonja Witt commenced a small pre-school in the annexe of
  All Saints’ Parish Hall.
  
• Mr and Mrs Ray Moore’s daughter, who had a disability joined the pre-school
  
• Unfortunately, the authorities found this unacceptable and required her to be removed from the program.
  
• This caused a great deal of anguish to the Moore and Witt families and they
  collaborated to find a solution.
  
• As Ray Moore and Klaus Witt were members of the Lions Club of Singleton they
  decided to approach them for assistance.
  
• Towards the end of 1958, the Lions Club of Singleton began the process to
  construct a special school
• On 2nd July 1960 Witmore Special School was officially opened at 26 Church Street, Singleton.
  
• As the children at the school became older, the Lions Club members could see
  the need for a sheltered workshop
  
• The formation of the Singleton Sheltered Workshop Association commenced
  in 1973.
  
• Work commenced at the former joinery workshop of Mr Clarence Fellowes at
  23a Bishopgate Street, Singleton.
  
• The Witmore Special School ceased operating on  the 15th December, 1983.
  
• On 13th September, 1995 Singleton Sheltered workshop became Incorporated
  
• Our name changed to Witmore Enterprises Incorporated on the 8th March,
  1996 in recognition of the Witt and Moore families.
  
• Witmore Training and Support commenced operations at 33 Castlereagh Street, Singleton in 2001.
  
• Witmore Enterprises Centre at 45 Magpie Street was purchased on 25th February 2009.
• Operations at Witmore Enterprises Centre commenced in January 2010. 
• 23a Bishopgate St was sold on 12th February 2010.
  

The logo of Witmore Enterprises Incorporated

When it was suggested that Witmore Enterprises Incorporated needed a new logo the students/supported employees came up with these ideas.
The designer has incorporated their ideas to create our new logo.