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Senior Citizens Centre - Avoca
Senior Citizens Centres are community facilities administered by local government and available for use by all members of the Home and Community Care (HACC) target group. This includes frail older people, younger with disabilities and carers of these people. These centres are often used for social and recreational purposes. Providing a range of social and leisure activities such as art and craft, cards, bingo, exercise, indoor bowls and outings. Centres operate in Avoca, Beaufort and Landsborough. Contact Service Provider for details on when and where.
186 High Street
Suburb: AVOCA
State: VIC
Postcode: 3467
(03) 5349 1100
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The Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria Inc
VIC, Australia
Services to people affected by epilepsy. Membership includes discounts, newsletter, free attendance at seminars and access to free library borrowing.
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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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Munno Para, Australia
Hi i'm a 34 year old pensioner with a disability I have recently been a victim of family violence. I have 3 children. My 10yo lizard was fed to my dogs as well as all my food in the cupboard, my front door was kicked in so currently has no door knob and can't be locked, my daughter was terrorizes where he stood in her room with a knife and all our clothing and most bedding was cut up. I have spoken to centrelink who cannot help me because the perpetrators address wasn't mine, I have tried welfare agencies who for the past 3 days have been full by the time I get through on the phone and no one seems to be concerned or worried about the after effects. If anyone can please help please let me know.
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