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HopeStreet gets a helping hand to continue providing life's basics to those in desperate need
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HopeStreet gets a helping hand to continue providing life's basics to those in desperate need
BaptistCare’s South Coast Hub lead Michael Mittwollen and clinical pathways lead Bianca Ring at the Port Kembla centre. Photo: NSW Ports. A Port Kembla drop-in centre which provides a safe space and support to locals living below the poverty line will be able to expand after a funding boost from NSW Ports. BaptistCare HopeStreet provides services to help those who are homeless or struggling to meet basic needs, as well as support with social and…
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