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Penrith Association for People with Disabilities (PATH)
The Association provides information, support and advocacy for people with disabilities and co-ordinates/auspices a number of services and programs including: Children's Recreation Integration Officer, Dare to Care (group working for better respite and accomodation for people with disabilities), Equipment Pool for Children with Disabilities (EPIC), PATH to Your Door(PTYD)Home Visiting (Information, advocacy and support service), Positive Links Support Group (For family, carers and friends of children and older people with disabilities) which meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month from 10am, Aspergers & Autism Support Group, which meet 2nd Tues each month at 10am. The Association also produces a free newsletter which provides information on disability issues ("PATHWAY").
Suite 115, The Community Connection
114-116 Henry St
Suburb: PENRITH
State: NSW
Postcode: 2750
(02) 4721 0866
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Nollamara
Hello I'm a homeless man I'm unwell and I've been trying so hard to find accommodation it's hard being being unwell and homeless on the streets.Every morning I open my eyes I'm so thankful anther day I can spend with my daughter. i get so scared falling asleep not just because it's cold weather I don't know if It will be My last
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Haigslea, Australia
Hi my name is Trent. I have been unemployed since February 10th, I have applied for jobseeker but my claim was rejected and now is being reassessed by the complex review team. I am in need of some food and personal items as I have fully out welcomed my friends and family for support. I have a rental bill through my Aunty but they are not chasing me down for it. If anyone could help me I will be much appreciated. This is the first time I have ever had to ask for help and it’s a hard thing to do.
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