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Have you heard? GIVIT seeking kid’s clothes

GIVIT seeks size 2 kid’s clothes

GIVIT is calling on people across the Capital Region to donate size two baby clothes to assist a young mother who has recently had her child returned to her care. This mother has worked extremely hard to be reunited with her baby boy after escaping domestic violence and experiencing mental illness. She is being assisted by a community organisation who are providing her with the support she needs to raise her child in a healthy and loving environment. They would benefit from the donation of high-quality size two boy’s clothes in a mix of styles and uses including pyjamas, winter clothing and swimwear. Generous Canberrans can donate these items or fund the purchase of clothes in increments of $10. 100% of money donated will be used to purchase this clothing. To find out how you can help please visit: givit.org.au/whats-needed, Search Category: keyword ‘mixed clothes – boy’, Location: ‘ACT’. GIVIT supports more than 400 charities and community groups across the Capital Region by matching your items with people who need them most.  

ANUWFC trivia night

ANU Women’s Football Club Trivia Night Friday 28 April 6pm at Hellenic Club in the City. Teams of 8, $20 per person. More info: www.anuwfc.org or find ANUWFC on Facebook.

Another Chance Op Shop

50 per cent sale off entire store 14-22 April, at Scullin shopping centre, Ross Smith Cres and McIntosh St, Scullin. Open: Monday-Friday 10am-4.30pm, Saturday 10am-1pm.

VIEW Club

Gungahlin Day: Our next meeting is on Wednesday 26 April 11.45am at the Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club, Nicholls. Cost: $35 for a two-course lunch. Guest speaker: Val Dempsey, Senior Australian of the Year 2022. RSVP to Julie on 0422 505 771 by Sunday 23 April 9pm.

Woden: Our next meeting is on Wednesday 26 April 11.30am at Southern Cross Club, Woden. Cost: $34 for two-course lunch. A guest speaker will talk about Corporal Ernest Corey MM+3Bars, from Numeralla NSW, who served in WWI. RSVP: Monica on 0412 664 195 by Wednesday 19 April.

AHEPA charity lunch open to all

The Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) is holding a charity lunch in support of people living with dementia and their carers in Canberra. The lunch is on Saturday 29 April 12pm at the Canberra Yacht Club, Yarralumla. Call Frankie on 0414 730 867 for tickets. 

Friends of Ireland book launch

Friends of Ireland invite you to the launch of a new historical novel Rites of Passage, Immigrants & Settlers in Victoria 1850-1950 by John Collard, on 23 April 1.15pm, including readings and a Q&A, followed by a medley of Irish music, at the Canberra Irish Club, Weston. More info: friendsofireland.org.au

Garage Sale

Come along for a bargain or two, with Bric-a-Brac, toys, preloved clothes, shoes, plants and lots more on Saturday 29 April 8am-12pm at Good Shepherd Community Church, corner Hambidge and Proctor St, Chisholm. More info: [email protected]

Community Kickstart by ISPT

Gungahlin Village, owned by ISPT, is giving away $10,000 to one local organisation to support their work in creating positive change in the lives and futures of those in the Gungahlin community. The program is open to all registered local groups and voluntary organisations. Applications close on Sunday 21 May, with the announcement of the successful group taking place on Monday 5 June. Community groups can apply via isptcommunitykickstart.com

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