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Family Advocacy
Family Advocacy is a statewide, community-based organisation which is concerned with the needs, interests and rights of people who have a developmental disability. It promotes positive social roles for people who have a developmental disability by developing advocacy by families and by strengthening the knowledge, influence and role of the family. Family Advocacy runs information workshops and skills development sessions for families, provides telephone advice to individuals, produces resource material and a newsletter. It also has a resource library of articles, books and videos available to families, workers and students. In addition, Family Advocacy also makes representations at the government level so that change is made to legislation, policy and services to gain better quality lifestyles for people with a developmental disability.
Suite 305
16 - 18 Cambridge St
Suburb: EPPING
State: NSW
Postcode: 2121
1800 620 588
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Access Committee - Ballina Shire
NSW, Australia
Access Committee provides a consultation facility for Council to better understand the needs of the various disability groups within Ballina. Terms of reference available on Council's website.
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Access Committee - Richmond Valley
NSW, Australia
First point of contact for physical access issues. The Access Committee considers access issues and endeavours to create an accessible community. Advises Council on access issues. Educates the community on access. Meetings held once a month 2 - 3.30 pm at the Richmond Valley Council Committee Room Casino (refer to service for dates).
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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
