Barnabas House receive $8840 to help non-citizens find crisis accommodation

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Updated July 26 2020 - 1:45pm, first published July 24 2020 - 4:00pm
BOOST: Sepa Leaana with Barnabas House workers Robyn Wade, Ricky Andreatta and Felix Sebastian welcome a boost in funding which will support the city's non-citizens and visa holders find and afford short-term crisis accommodation. PHOTO: Calhan Behrendt
BOOST: Sepa Leaana with Barnabas House workers Robyn Wade, Ricky Andreatta and Felix Sebastian welcome a boost in funding which will support the city's non-citizens and visa holders find and afford short-term crisis accommodation. PHOTO: Calhan Behrendt

A Griffith crisis accommodation centre has been given a funding boost to help provide care for those who have moved to the city looking for work and are unable to access wider support systems.

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Calhan Behrendt

Cadet Journalist

Cadet Journalist with The Area News, Coly-Point Observer and The Irrigator.

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