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Apply now: DCJ Aboriginal child and family centre expansion program

Exciting opportunity for ACCOs

Aboriginal Child and Family Centres (ACFC) offer culturally-safe services to Aboriginal communities, including the provision of early childhood education and care, and support to access a range of child and maternal health services as well as family support, playgroups and adult education opportunities. The NSW Government approved the delivery of six new ACFCs. Three priority locations have been identified for the Round 1 request for proposal, including: Central Coast LGA, Far West NSW (in one of the following LGAs Bourke, Broken Hill, Central Darling, Coonamble, Walgett) and Orange LGA. Round 1 is open until 3pm, 27 September. Learn more.

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