Pictured: Indie School teacher Ria, Tahlia, from Junction Support Services, students Libbity and Amelija and Carevan CEO Stacey Indie School students have been busy sewing and creating for local adults
Did you know that every night an estimated 28,000 young Australians between 12-25 are homeless?
[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="1963,1965,1950,1952"] Everyone at Junction Support Services was excited to distribute Share the Dignity donations.
Thanks to everyone who visited us at Wodonga Children’s Fair on Sunday 29 October. We had such a great time that we’ll be
[caption id="attachment_1556" align="alignnone" width="800"] Our staff dressed as tigers, leopards, unicorns, rabbits and in PJs to raise money for our children's programs.[/caption] Our staff like to have a
[caption id="attachment_1509" align="alignnone" width="800"] Esther and Sarah (back), from Southern Rise Children’s Centre, deliver donated Christmas presents to Junction’s Kristin, Diana and Lauren (front).[/caption] Thank you to
[caption id="attachment_1498" align="alignnone" width="800"] Junction Support Services staff Colleen, Catherine, Mark, Angela and Tracey with Bradley from the Blue Knot Foundation at training in Albury.[/caption] We were pleased
