RUDD GOVERNMENT PROVIDES NEW SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AFTER SEPARATION
Source: Australia. Attorney-General. Media Release
"Attorney-General Robert McClelland today (6/9/08) announced that the Rudd Government will provide $17 million over the next three years to help fund eighteen new services, which will support children dealing with the breakdown of their parents’ relationship.
These services are part of the Supporting Children after Separation Program, which provides help and support to children whose parents decide they can no longer live together."
Friday, September 12, 2008
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Labels: Children youth and family, Social issues
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