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Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre
April—June 2018
between the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre and our Community ...
What’s happened at The Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre!!
Our newest program Intensive Family Support (IFS) started in January 2018. This program helps families to care
for their children safely at home. The IFS program is now running a Parent Group and Fathers with Futures group.
Please see page 9 for more information.
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to a long serving Volunteer Bob Cole who sadly passed away on 25th
March 2018. Bob founded our Vision Impaired Support Group over 3 years ago,. Bob also volunteered with
Innovation Action Group and Wide Bay Sexual Assault. Bob was always happy and willing to lend a hand with
events and fundraisers for the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre. Bob will be sadly missed. Dinner in the Dark
was Bob’s inspiration. (page 5)
We have had quite a number of new staff this year due to expanding Programs and we would like to welcome:
Lauren Loumeau (Bay Families), Amanda Bluck (Psychologist in Counselling Clinic), Lyn Bell (Project Officer for Food 4
Seasons), Farzina Khan (Support Officer for Migrant Settlement), Nicole Harding, Anna Murray & Jayn Earle (Case
Managers for IFS), Jenny Ries (Casual Respite Worker), Leigh Scheltinga, (Client Support Services Coordinator) and
Charlotte Court (Support Officer for CVS)
We recently celebrated a number of events at Congratulations to our
HBNC. Harmony Day (page 7), International CEO Tanya Stevenson
Day of Happiness and Neighbour Day. Rob who proudly carried the
Garland is pictured Queens Baton for the
right and the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Neighbour of the Year 2018!!!
winner Brian Bourke!
22 Charles Street Pialba, Hervey Bay QLD 4655 I Phone: 4194 3000
info@hbnc.com.au I www.hbnc.com.au
Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre
April—June 2018
Family, Children & Youth Services
....... 1
What’s happened at the HBNC ..... ................. 8
.................. 3 Bay Families ...................................
Summary of our programs ..........
................. 8
Reconnect Youth Centre ...............
.................... 8
Play With Your Kids ....................
Client Support Services ................ 9
Intensive Family Support ...............
................ 4
Urangan Community Centre ..........
Vision Impaired Support Group .....
................ 5 Legal & Professional Services
................. 10
Conversations Creating Change
................... 5 Taylor St Community Legal ..........
................. 10
Seniors Legal ..................................
................... 10
Tenancy Advice Service ...............
Aged & Disability Services
.................. 6 Networks & Contacts
Multicultural Respite ....................
tre ............ 11
............... 6 What’s on at the Community Cen
Community Visitors Scheme ..........
Volunteers
................ 12
Guide to Volunteering ....................
Multicultural Services ............... 12
............... 7 Volunteer Profile ..............................
CAMS ................................................. ............... 14
............... 7 Puzzles & Activities .........................
Culture Caf ........................................
....... 17
Easy Winter Recipes .........................
....... 18
Venue Hire.............................................
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Bay Connect
Provides computer training and internet access at both Urangan Community Visitors Scheme
Community Centre and the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre.
Volunteers provide companionship to people who are socially isolated
Urangan Centre and live in an aged care home or receive a home care package in their
Located at the Botanic Gardens on Elizabeth Street. The centre own home.
provides social support services , venue hire and activities to the
local Urangan Community. Phone: 41255 499 Multicultural Respite
Forms Assist Respite is provided for the frail, the aged, and the people with a disability
A free service to help assist people with completing and from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds in need of culturally
understanding forms. Wednesday 9.00am-11.00am specific attention.
Comfort Kitchen
Free hot dinner and refreshments for those who are doing it tough
TransComCare
in our community Door to door transport is provided for the frail aged or younger people
Conversations Creating Change with a disability and their Carers who are eligible to access the service.
A professional development, planning and networking program to Ph: 1800 781 773
facilitate change in our community.
Food for Seasons
A free breakfast program on Tuesdays and Lunch on Thursdays.
Located at the Urangan Community Centre.
Taylor Street Community Legal Service
Provides free legal advice and education to the community with the aim
of addressing disadvantage across the Fraser Coast, Gympie, Bundaberg
and North Burnett regions. Phone: 4194 2663
Seniors Legal & Support Service
Provides legal and support services to clients aged 60 and over
Bay Families
experiencing, or at risk of, elder abuse. Phone: 4124 6863
Supports families with children 0-18 yrs in Hervey Bay and
Tenancy Advisory Service
surrounds who are experiencing personal, social, emotional or
Advice and assistance for tenants to understand their rights and
financial difficulties impacting on the child and family wellbeing.
responsibilities according to the Residential Tenancies Act, which also
Play With Your Kids includes advocacy, help and referral. Phone: 1300 744 263
Helping parents and children build healthy relationships through
play.
Reconnect Youth Centre
Support for young people who are homeless or at risk of
homelessness. Phone 4325 4431
Youth Mentoring Community Action for a Multicultural Society (CAMS)
A school-based positive support program for youth 7-17 years old supports the multicultural community with events and activities that
at risk of disengaging with the education system. encourage social connectedness. CAMS ensures that all community
Phone: 4124 1262 members, regardless of cultural, linguistic or religious background have
Intensive Family Support equitable access to services that respond appropriately to their needs.
Helping families to care for their children safely at home. Migrant Settlement Service
Phone: 1300 208 469 Assisting refugees or migrants with low levels of English. (Visa and other
Counselling Clinic eligibility criteria may apply)
Provides a counselling service by clinical psychologists. Doctor Culture Caf
referrals are required.
Encouraging harmony on the Fraser Coast with a different culture on the
first Thursday of each month.
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The Urangan Community Centre is located in the tranquil We are excited to announce a 10 year lease
surrounds of the Botanical Gardens. It is available for hire for with the Fraser Coast Regional Council!!!
functions and weddings and provides an internet access site.
Crafty Ladies 1st and 3rd Wed, 9am—12pm
Focus on Friendship 2nd Wed of the month, 10-11.30am
Food 4 Seasons Every Thurs, 10am-1.30pm
Food 4 Seasons Breakfast Every Tues, 6.30am-8.30am
Venue Hire seats up to 100 lecture style and 80 seated,
small meeting room available
Located in the tranquil surrounds of the Botanical Gardens
P: 07 4125 5499 I E: ucentre@hbnc.com.au
The crafty ladies group is held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of
every month at the Urangan Community Centre from 9-12pm.
April 4th: BYO Craft.
April 18th: Dream Catchers with Julie and Barb.
May 2nd: Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea
May 16th: BYO Craft.
May 30th: Social Coffee Morning. BYO Craft @ Tinana Further
details to be advised
June 6th: Basic Smocking Techniques with Elaine.
June 20th: BYO Craft
NB: Members & guests may BYO craft to any morning.
Participation in workshops is voluntary.
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atmosphere with the Food 4 Seasons crew.
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GOALS
To support all vision impaired people.
To identify barriers to participation.
To actively seek opportunities for the
vision impaired to participate fully in the
community.
Support, mentor and assist the vision
impaired to take an active role in the
community.
MISSION
A world where every person is living
and working to their full potential.
We will help to do this by being a
supportive network that encourages
and facilitates the vision impaired to
be an active member of the
community.
Fraser Coast Interagency Meetings
The next Interagency Network Meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday 11th July 2018
Fraser Coast Interagency Network Interagency Meeting
Dates for 2018
Ideal for finding information, collaborating on projects,
getting your message out or just introducing yourself, the
interagency meetings are a great way to swap information
and build networks.
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Brainasize classes held in the new playground funded by
the Department of Education and Training!
As the program continues to grow, we are looking to recruit more
volunteers to join us. Our volunteers help improve the quality of
life of socially isolated elderly people in the community by visiting
and socialising with them on either a weekly or fortnightly basis.
They chat and reminisce, share hobbies and interests, play board
games, go for a walk and go on outings for a cuppa and change of
scenery. There are many older people in the community who are
either in aged care facilities or are still living at home but
receiving in home care who are isolated and do not have family
and friends living close by. As a result they are largely cut off
from the wider community which puts them at risk of loneliness
and depression. The CVS is a purely social program that aims to
benefit both the volunteer visitor and the resident. If you are
interested to volunteer with us, please contact the Community
Visitors Scheme on 4194 3000.
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Community Action Multicultural Service
It’s all About all of Us
Cassie Cohen and Jackson Bursill, two young endurance runners with a passion for using athletic feats to make the world a
better place sprinted into Hervey Bay in mid-January. Their latest challenge ‘Bounding Plains to Share’ has seen them
running from Cooktown in northern Queensland with the hope of making it around Australia.
The aim of this project is to raise funds and
awareness about the plight of new arrivals. Any
funds raised will go to the Asylum Seeker Resource
Centre as these young people recognised the
important work they do to support new Australians.
“It was also because of the symbolic nature of
demonstrating exactly how much space – boundless
plains – Australia has to support people in need,”
Cassie said.
Cathy Bohanna-Martin (Fraser Coast Multicultural
Respite Service), with some help regarding who to
contact from Robyn Edward (Community Action for
a Multicultural Society) were able to get a group of
young migrants to meet with the young runners.
Each migrant spoke about their journey in a
recorded interview, which later featured on
‘Bounding Plains to Share’s’ Facebook page.
Celebrating Harmony Day in March!
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Homework Club
Currently seeking Mentors/Teachers
The teachers are given an idea of what each student
needs help with by the parents and provide support to
them in those areas using a variety of resources and Early Year Family Hub
learning styles. The students are given afternoon tea
Support for families with children from birth to 8
and opportunity to improve their social skills as well.
years
Share ideas and experiences
Make friends
Meet other parents
Open Group
When: Monday 9.30am—11.30am
Where: HBNC childcare room, open to all 0-8
years, $3 per family, tea & coffee
provided, bring own morning tea
Great News!
The Reconnect Fraser Coast program has
Parenting Program
received just over $1 million in funding for the When: Tuesday 9.30am—11.30am
next 5 years! Where: HBNC Child Care Room, limited spaces
so please phone to book
This funding allows Reconnect to continue
supporting homeless youths and provide the Mobile Playgroup
support they need to get their lives back on track. When: Wednesday 9.30am—11.30am
Where: 1st & 3rd Wed at Toogoom Community Park
Reconnect has worked with over 100 young 2nd Wed at Tricare Pt Vernon
people in troubling circumstances in 2017 alone! 4th Wed at Urangan Community Centre
Coffee and Chat
More information and resources on the Reconnect When: Monday 9.30am-11.30am
Youth Centre are available on our website: Where: Location alternates between coffee
www.hbnc.net.au or by phoning the Centre on shops and the Urangan Community
4325 4431 (reception). Centre
Bookings:
Please contact the Centre on 4194 3000
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Parenting Tip
When kids achieve something, whether it's brushing their own teeth or riding a bike, they get a sense of themselves as able
and capable, and tap into that high-octane fuel of confidence.
Building self-confidence can begin very early. When babies learn to turn the pages of a book or toddlers learn to walk, they
are getting the idea "I can do it!" With each new skill and milestone, kids can develop increasing confidence.
Sourced: http://kidshealth.org/en/parents/nine-steps.html
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The Taylor Street Community Legal Service is an independent, non-
profit community organisation which aims to address
disadvantaged across the Fraser Coast, Gympie, Bundaberg and
North Burnett regions through the provision of a free quality legal
advice service.
Consultations are provided by local solicitors who volunteer their
time to assist the community.
Divorce Workshops are also run monthly. Please phone for more
information and upcoming dates.
Bookings are essential, please call 4194 2663.
Toni Law and Laura Archer of the Seniors Legal and Support Service
delivering an education session on elder abuse and protections to
students completing Certificate III in Aged Care through Strive
International.
Anyone with any concerns about elder abuse is encouraged to
contact the service on: 4124 6863 for free, confidential legal
assistance and social support. All referrals welcome. The service
also welcomes requests to provide general public seminars and
tailored information sessions to organisations and groups on any
topics relating to elder abuse and protections including enduring
powers of attorneys.
Next Elder Abuse Peer Support Group: meeting at Halcro Street
Community Centre 9th April, 10-12pm.
The Tenancy Advice Service is part of the QSTARS Program funded by the
Department of Housing and Public Works, administered by Tenants' Queensland in
partnership with the Hervey Bay Community Centre. It is a free information and
advice service, offering assistance with understanding tenancy rights and
responsibilities. The advice line number is 1300744263
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JUST IN CASE
Hervey Bay Homel
essness Alliance ha
Just in Case card co ve release a
ntaining important
SUPPORT SERVICES for homelessness contact details
services, emergenc
accommodation se y relief and
Bay Connect ............................................... 4194 3000 rvices. To obtain on
contact Fraser Co e please
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Bay Families .............................................. 4194 3000 (Phone: 4124 0913 cil or We Care 2
).
CAMS .......................................................... 4194 3000
Community Health Centre ........................ 4122 8733
Door of Hope .............................................. 4121 6822
HB Courthouse .......................................... 4125 9300 CENTRELINK 0
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HB Bus Service........................................... 4121 3719 Em
...... 132 717
lit y, Si ck ne ss & Carers ............
Migrant Settlement Program ................... 4194 3000 Disabi
......... 132 490
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Multicultural Respite ................................ 4194 3000 Yout
.... 136 150
& Pa re nt s ... ...........................
Play With Your Kids! ................................. 4194 3000 Famili es
Reconnect Youth Centre: ……………………...4325 4431
Seniors in Focus ........................................ 4325 4046 EMERGENCY SERVICES
Seniors Legal & Support Service .............. 4124 6863 Fire, Police, Ambulance ............................ 000
Taylor St Community Legal Service.......... 4194 2663 HB Hospital .............................................. 4120 6666
Tenancy Advice Service ............................. 4194 3090 HB Police Station ..................................... 4128 5333
TransComCare ........................................... 4194 3080 Lifeline Crisis ............................................ 131 114
Urangan Community Centre ..................... 4125 5499
Wide Bay Sexual Assault .......................... 4121 5999
RE SERVICES
Women’s Domestic Violence Service ....... 4122 2218 HOUSING & WELFA
0172
y Housing ............ 4194
Women’s Health Centre ............................ 4125 5788 Centacare Emergenc
23 1845
s Centre .............. 41
Youth Homelessness Services: ……………..4128 1647 Coolooloa Men’s Crisi
94 3091
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Youth Mentoring Program: .…………………. 4124 1262 Tenancy Advice Servi
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Salvation Army ........
28 1389
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St Vincent de Paul ....
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We Care 2 ................
94 3000
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HB Neighbourhood
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Regular Programs and Activiti
Alcoholics Anonymous
Australian Labo
r Party
Bird Club
Centacare
Centrelink
Conversationa
l English Class
Coordinated Su
pport Services
Fraser Coast Hy
droponic Group
Hervey Bay Ga
rden Club
Hot Showers
Mansong Choi
r
National Federa
tion of Healers
Older Men Un
limited
On Track - Men
tal health support
QUAC - sexual
health clinic
Rag Bag Doll Cl
ub
Regional Hous
ing
Rent Connect
Reiki
Respite Craft Gr
oup
Relay for Life
Rotary Club of
Hervey Bay Sunrise
Soundwaves A’
cappella
Tai Chi
Vision Impaire
d
Weight Watch
ers
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Volunteer Profile
We are looking for volunteers for these positions:
Name: Lee Vernon
Teachers Community Visitors
Current Role: Youth Mentor Aged Visitors
Why are you Volunteering?: To give back to the
community. I had a difficult childhood and want to
help other youth who are having a hard time at
school.
Something about yourself: I enjoy volunteering,
going to church, the men’s shed and time with my 5
kids!
Experience you bring to Volunteering: Previous
youth work, lived experiences and compassion. What is a Volunteer
?
What you would like to get from your Volunteering: Volunteering is an ac
tivity which takes pl
It is rewarding helping others by seeing the not-for-profit and co ace through
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projects or your local ns and
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Why Volun teer?
Volunteering can de
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A means of building fits including:
self-esteem and/or
A great way to learn confidence
or develop skills and
A pathway to enha interests
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Enhance your heal
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A way to meet new
people or broaden yo
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As an expression of
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Making a real differe
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Source: www.voluntee
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Four neighbours decided one summer to improve their homes. Each couple planned on an outside home improvement to
take advantage of the good summer weather. However, once they got started, they got carried away and worked on an
inside home improvement too.
Using the clues, determine the full name of each couple and the two home improvements each couple made.
Logic
Puzzle
1. George, who wasn't
married to Kim, didn't
remodel the kitchen.
2. Ted Manor and his wife
had the roof replaced.
3. Larry and Alice didn't add
a bathroom or landscape
their yard
4. Burt, who wasn't married
to Mary Wells, installed new
carpeting in the bedrooms
but didn't add a swimming
pool.
5. Tara, whose last name
wasn't Fischer, added a new
garage.
6. The Parkers didn't
remodel the kitchen. The
couple
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Crossword
Sudoku Medium
Riddles
1. A cowboy rides in a town on Friday
stays for three days and leaves on
Friday. How is that possible?
2. What has a bed but doesn’t sleep and
a mouth but never eats?
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19. Large food fish 56. Most sore 8. Casual tops 48. Plaid
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24. Talk wildly 63. Of sound mind 12. Quality of sound 53. Motorist's aid
25. Short distances 64. Serving perfectly 13. EMT's word 21. Skills 54. Furthermore
29. Most senior 65. Adrift 22. "A ____ of Two Cities" 55. Cut grain
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35. Soup cracker 67. Short letters 26. Diner 57. Rewrite
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38. Spring mo. 28. Beatle Ringo ____ 59. Pooches
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Code Cracker: 1=T, 2=N, 3=U, 4=M, 5=J, 6=B, 7=P, 8=A, 9=D, 10=Q, 11=O, 12=C,
13=Z, 14=Y, 15=S, 16=W, 17=G, 18=F, 19=H, 20=E, 21=I, 22=X, 23=R, 24=V, 25=L,
1. His horse is
named Friday.
2. A river.
Puzzle Answers
April—June 2018
Code Cracker
Hervey Bay Neighbourhood CentreHervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre
April—June 2018
Cauliflower Pasta Bake
Spicy Prawn Spaghetti
INGREDIENTS
It only takes 20 minutes
INGREDIENTS 300 g rigatoni pasta
1 head cauliflower (1.4 kg), cut into medium
400g spaghetti florets
1/4 cup vegetable oil 250 g piece sourdough bread, torn into 2cm
6 spring onions, cut into pieces
3cm lengths ½ cup finely grated parmesan
2 cloves garlic, sliced ½ cup finely chopped
d
400g raw peeled prawns, thawe fresh parsley
1 teaspoon crushed chi lli
250g punnet cherry tomatoes Cheese sauce
chopped
2 bunches asparagus, trimmed, 75 g butter, chopped
1/4 cup coriander leaves 2 tbsp plain flour
1/4 cup mint leaves 3 cups milk
Lime cheeks, to serve 1 cup coarsely grated
Tasty cheese
METHOD ½ tsp ground nutmeg
cepan of salted boiling
Step 1: Cook spaghetti in a sau Salt and pepper, to taste
ons. Drain.
water following packet directi
ing pan over medium-high
Step 2: Heat oil in a large fry METHOD
k for 2-3 mins or
heat. Add spring onion and coo
for 30 secs. Add
until soft. Add garlic and cook 1. Cook pasta in a large saucepan of boiling, salted
or until opaque.
prawns and cook for 3-4 mins water until almost tender. Drain. Transfer to a
aragus, spaghetti, large, greased ovenproof dish (15-cup capacity).
Step 3: Add chilli, tomatoes, asp
mins or until
coriander and mint. Toss for 2 2. Boil, steam or microwave cauliflower until tender.
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heated through. Serve with lim te.com.au
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parsley in a large bowl.
4. To make sauce, melt butter in a large saucepan
over a medium heat. Add flour. Cook, stirring, for
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thickens. Remove from heat. Whisk in cheese and
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Pay attention to weekly specials and additional mark 5. Pour sauce over pasta and cauliflower to evenly
downs found later in the day coat. Top with bread mixture.
Buy in bulk foods that you eat a lot of and those that can 6. Cook in a hot oven (200C) for 25 minutes, or until
be stored for later use e.g. rice, oil, sugar, meat, golden. Stand for 10 minutes before serving.
vegetables, canned food, bread, pasta, tomato sauce
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The Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre is available for room
hire. We have a range of rooms available including Hall,
Childcare, Meeting rooms and Kitchen. The rates are based
on community, commercial and weekend rates.
Please contact the office to discuss availability, costs
and further information regarding room bookings.
Weddings, birthdays, presentation dinners or meetings, whatever the function, contact the
Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre:
Phone: 4194 3000 Email: bookings@hbnc.com.au
part by:
Our services are funded in
s DISCLAIMER
Department of Social Service
The Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre has made every
Child Safety and
Department of Communities, effort to ensure the information contained within this
Disability Services newsletter is accurate at the time of printing.
partment of Health
Queensland and Australian De
and Aging
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Fraser Coast Regional Coun
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Legal Aid—Community Lega Neighbourhood Centre is to build
Attorney General’s Office a strong, cohesive and healthy
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community by developing and
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Queensland Education and Tra
that respond to the needs of the
Wilson Foundation most disadvantaged and isolated
people in the community.
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