CWA support community’s vulnerable

Updated August 10 2017 - 4:20pm, first published August 9 2017 - 3:00pm
THANK YOU: Maureen Fleming (right) from the Mittagong CWA presents a cheque of $500 to service manager Helen Denning and client Ron McLaughlin of Wingecarribee Adult Day Centre. Photo: Charli Shield.
THANK YOU: Maureen Fleming (right) from the Mittagong CWA presents a cheque of $500 to service manager Helen Denning and client Ron McLaughlin of Wingecarribee Adult Day Centre. Photo: Charli Shield.

After more than eight decades of service, the Mittagong Country Women’s Association (CWA) continue to champion vulnerable members of the community.

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