Calling all change makers! AWWNSW has entered a team in the City2Surf event to raise funds for our programs and services that support veteran families. You don\’t have to be a runner to join our team – we have groups for runners, walkers, and those who prefer a mix of both. Join us for a […]
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Important UpdatesUpdate on support for bereaved children of veterans During the course of our regular Townhalls, an urgent priority regarding access to treatment for bereaved children of veterans was identified and immediately actioned. Over the course of the following 4 weeks, we worked with DVA and the Minister’s Office to understand the barriers in the system.
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Important UpdatesAustralian War Widows NSW State President, Queen Dunbar laid a wreath on behalf of AWWNSW at the recent 70th RSL and Schools Remember ANZAC Commemoration at Anzac Memorial Hyde Park. The proceedings were delivered entirely by school students including the Master of Ceremonies, keynote address, readings, and musical accompaniment. The Service also included an
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Important UpdatesWelcome to our March Newsletter! A very exciting start to 2023! A lot has been happening within the state and beyond. We are excited to welcome you to this month\’s newsletter and we hope you enjoy the read. In this edition of the newsletter, we share with you the launch of Our Space ACT
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eNewslettersWelcome to our February Newsletter! 2023 is an exciting year of new social groups, events, activity opportunities, partnerships, and the rebuilding of services. The next few months are particularly exciting with many events coming up for our community. Enjoy the read. A Message From the CEO A belated happy new year to you all. Whilst
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eNewslettersIn August, the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide released it\’s interim report. The report provided an overview of the issues it had uncovered and made a series of recommendations. For those of us in the veteran community and who have lived through the system and it\’s impacts, there isn’t much new in here.
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