Christmas Giving 2020
November 2020
Christmas Giving 2020 This year has been an incredibly difficult time for many families and individuals, some of whom have never been in a situation where they have asked for support from a community organisation like CatholicCare before. We have all felt the impact of COVID-19 and we understand how it has impacted people in various ways. Job loss, income stress, isolation from community, or prolonged separation from family are just a few of the additional challenges people may have faced.
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Christmas Giving 2020
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Christmas Giving 2020 This year has been an incredibly difficult time for many families and individuals, some of whom have never been in a situation where they have asked for support from a community organisation like CatholicCare before. We have all felt the impact of COVID-19 and we understand how it has impacted people in various ways. Job loss, income stress, isolation from community, or prolonged separation from family are just a few of the additional challenges people may have faced.
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