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Support the Freedom Centre

The Freedom Centre is one of the good causes burger store Grilld Mount Lawley is looking to support this month through their Local Matters program.

Every patron who buys a burger at the store is given a bottle cap voting token and three local community groups to show their support for. Based on the votes the store donates $300 to the most popular cause and $100 to each of the runners up. Currently it looks like the Freedom Centre is coming second in the race for the donation.

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The Freeom Centre supports young people up to the age o 26 years old to be happy and healthy about their sexuality and gender. The drop-in centre is a safe space to hang out, have fun and meet other young people and get peer support and information if it’s neeed.

Show your support for the Freedom Centre by grabbing a burger this month and casting your vote.

OIP Staff

 

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