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Alcoholics Anonymous Sunshine Coast & Gympie
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. 12 step program. Please phone for meeting days and times. Information on classification of alcoholism. Ran by volunteers.
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Suburb: NAMBOUR
State: QLD
Postcode: 4560
(07) 5476 2166
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QLD, Australia
The LungNet is a network of affiliated Patient Support Groups Australia wide. The services provided by the LungNet to patient support groups and their members include: helping people find a suitable patient support group through toll free telephone assistance and referrals, assisting new groups to form where needed by providing guidance and set-up financial assistance, a national clearing-house for producing and distributing patient education information, a national LungNet newsletter informing patient support group members of national issues and the activities of groups in other states, a communications link between patient support groups, a point of contact for group members with other groups when they travel and require "away from home" support, national initiatives from time to time for member enjoyment and participation, and a medium for patient support groups to participate in the promotion of lung health at a national level.
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Rural Family Support Program - Roma
QLD, Australia
Mobile service providing support to rural families with dependent children
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WYONG
I recently had a 5 day holiday for a family get together, and I had a friend from Sydney stay in my unit to look after my cat as I could not take here with us. Sadly, one of our neighbor's put a note on her car window, that she was not allowed to park the car there, and that she had been reported to Department of Housing. the spot she parked in is a spare spot, and not parking has been officially allocated to tenants. I spoke to dept of housing about this, and was told it was quite ok for me to have a visitor stay, and for them to use that car space and that they would notify all the tenants of this. But to date nothing has happened, and I have another trip away coming up soon, and really don't want this to happen again. Any advice would be appreciated.
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DICKSON, Australia
Hi guys, we provide NDIS services with an immediate capacity in ACT, Victoria, NSW and Queensland
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