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Community Lifestyles joins the Charter family

OGCYPMarch 11, 2014
Guardian Pam Simmons is pictured with Sue Horsnell and the Community Lifestyles team at the presentation of their certificate of endorsement of the Charter of Rights in their Murray Bridge headquarter on March 4th.
Guardian Pam Simmons is pictured with Sue Horsnell and the Community Lifestyles team at the presentation of their certificate of endorsement of the Charter of Rights at their Murray Bridge headquarters on March 4th. Community Lifestyles is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation that supports people with developmental delay, autism and acquired brain injury and those with intellectual, neurological, physical and other specific learning disabilities.

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