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Courier Mail 29th August 2010

Article printeed in Brisbane's Courier Mail 29th August 2010

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Local Member visits the Brisbane Homelessness Service Centre

On Friday 9 July we received a visit from our local member and former Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd. Mr Rudd toured through the Brisbane Homelessness Service Centre with and met with staff to learn about our services

Posted 15-07-2010

By Adele Renwick

Courier Mail 12/06/2010

Posted 12-06-2010

By Adele Renwick

Micah Projects In The NEWS

A collection of media about Micah Projects' 50 Lives 50 Homes Campaign

Posted 12-06-2010

By Adele Renwick

Brisbane’s Vulnerable Homeless People

In front of an audience of over 200 people, Premier Anna Bligh was today presented with the results of a week-long survey to identify Brisbane’s 50 most vulnerable homeless people. Of the 231 homeless people surveyed, 118 were found to be vulnerable.

Posted 12-06-2010

By Adele Renwick

A Tradition of Giving

Helping the homeless comes naturally to the school community of All Hallows’, Brisbane.

Posted 10-06-2010

By Adele Renwick

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Improving Aged Care for Forgotten Australians

Through the Improving Aged Care for Forgotten Australians project, A National Education Package will be developed and distributed so service providers in the aged care sector recognise the special needs of Forgotten Australians and provide appropriate and responsive care, including access to counselling and support services.

Posted 26-07-2010

By Adele Renwick

Gordon Brown apologises to child migrants sent abroad

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has apologised for the UK's role in sending more than 130,000 children to former colonies where many suffered abuse.

Posted 25-02-2010

By Project Worker

Local; Advocate Receives Child Protection Award

Allan Allaway is a successful inventor, businessman and passionate advocate for an effective family support and child protection system. His views are born out of his traumatic experiences at the Neerkol orphanage in Rockhampton, where he spent his first 14 years.

Posted 03-02-2010

By Project Worker

Welcome to the website of the Alliance for Forgotten Australians (AFA).

AFA is an alliance of existing groups and individuals supporting people who were raised in institutional care in Australia in the 20th century. Its aim is to promote the needs of Forgotten Australians through cooperative advocacy and projects

Posted 20-3-2008

By Project Worker

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Breaking Point ABC 4 Corners

The heart-rending story that tells what it's like to live with a disability, or to care for someone who is disabled, in Australia today. Reporter Wendy Carlisle meets the families the nation has neglected.

15-02-2010

By Project Worker