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Strategic Plan 2010/11
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| Director of Youth & Vocation – Gary Redmond – would like everyone to know about the Indigo Project particularly because of the growing incidence of mental illness and depression in our society. The following is an excerpt from a message from the program coordinator. Further information and brochures are available from Gary. “I am contacting you regarding a new service being offered by CLAN WA. The indigo project recognizes the impact of mental illness on immediate and extended family members, friends and colleagues. The indigo project offers support to these people through information sessions and workshops, in-home support services and individual and/or family counselling. These services are offered free of charge in the Victoria Park, Maddington, Gosnells and Armadale regions. I have attached two flyers with information regarding the service and courses available and it would be greatly appreciated if you could circulate this information amongst your colleagues, consumers and other service providers in your area.” |
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