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Willow Court Open Day Report

January 11, 2013 No Comments

This was in the New Norfolk Gazette. By Damian Bester

News letter

New NorfolkOpen DayRoyal Derwent HospitalThe Barrackswillow court
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Hello, my name is Mark and I’m a teacher in the (VET) vocational educational system in Tasmania. I have a long (28 year) history of working for people living with disability. I have a passion for human rights and our Tasmanian history in relation to institutional care provision, de-institutionalisation and the start of the community integration/living program and I have been running general and educational tours on the site since 2007.

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