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Carer Assist Queanbeyan
Service provides: Information; Education; Advocacy and support for people caring for someone with a mental illness. Carer support can be provided over the telephone or face to face.
Suite 2
69 Monaro St
Suburb: QUEANBEYAN
State: NSW
Postcode: 2620
(02) 6232 9044
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Tooleybuc Community Health Centre
NSW, Australia
Provides health promotion and education by Community Health Nurse, BP's, glucometer,asthma, diabetes), Immunisation, Child & Family Health, and wound management. Provides assessment Pallitive care facility. Visiting Podiatry clinic. Womens health nurse visits -bi monthly. Bianca Shepherd handles all HACC matters and the multi service centre is located next door.
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David Lindeman - Physiotherapist - Deniliquin
NSW, Australia
Provides Physiotherapy, Naturopath, Laser Acupuncture, Nutritional Chemistry, Myorthotics, Manipulative Therapy, Muscle Energy Technique, Opthalmotropic, Phenomena (OP), Computerised Electro-Meridian Imaging. Applied Kinesiology. Department of Veteran Affairs, the Workers Compensation Act and Motor Accident Board Provider. Nursing home visits available
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Rangeway
Hi my name is Malika, i am in desperate need for some food, i have spent my last on my car as i need the vehicle to get me from work to pick up kids from school and back home, otherwise i couldtn get anywhere, if anyone would be able to help i would very much appreciate it, as i got my own rental at a very young age i am finding it difficult to put food in our mouths aswell.. any help would be very helpul at this very moment.
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South Albury
Hi,
I hope everyone is doing well. I was just wondering what the process is for applying for emergency food vouchers?
I am currently in between jobs, and my savings and centrelink are allocated to rent and medical expenses.
As of June, I'll be starting my new job but until then, I'm not sure how easy it will be to afford groceries.
Thanks for any advice,
Emma
