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Southern Tasmanian Community comes together to support children with disabilities after cuts made to funding
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Dec. 1, 2024 - 08:31
It’s been a more challenging year than usual for parents of children with a disability. Several services have been cut due to a lack of funding leaving families without crucial support. But one community group in southern Tasmania is doing its bit to keep families connected.
