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School vaccination clinics start 27 February 2010

FREE vaccination clinics for Human swine flu are being held at state high schools during Term One, 2010. Who can come to the clinic? school children and their extended families school staff, volunteers and their families any member of the community people in vulnerable groups and their families are urged to attend

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Violence against the homeless

On December 6, 2006 Mitch Moseley, a 23-year-old homeless man, was bludgeoned to death as he slept near Sydney’s Town Hall. Moseley was killed in the course of a robbery. He had won about $2,000 on the poker machines that night. His killer followed him out of the last hotel where he was gambling and mugged him. Moseley’s murderer is now behind bars for at least 13 years.

Posted 01-02-2010

By Project Worker

Successful Fundraiser For Micah Projects Inc

"Cars and Cigars" was a fundraiser for the Micah Projects Inc 2009 Christmas Hamper Appeal. The event was sponsored by local businesses and car enthusiasts from around Brisbane. Thanks to sponosrs and supporters!

Posted 09-12-2009

By Project Worker

CELEBRATING THE 2009 MICAH PROJECTS ANNUAL DINNER

Micah Projects Inc. Annual Dinner and general meeting was held on the 16th November at the Victoria Park Golf Complex

Posted 17-11-2009

By Project Worker

Have a look at these great photographs

Posted 14-10-2009

By Jo Clifford

Meet the selection of new leaders from the Benevolent Society

Posted 14-10-2009

By web editor

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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