Cumbo OT Weblog: Refugee children tutors

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Refugee children tutors

St Vincent de Paul assists refugee children after school with their homework and English skills, and refugee parents with English and other assistance.

Next training sessions are on 6 Feb (in Lewisham) and 9 Feb (in Parramatta).

For information contact The Centre for Volunteering Referral Service on
9261 3600 (10am–4pm) quote job no: F6007

Location: Parramatta, Wentworthville

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