Border people urged to support Share the Dignity for homeless women ahead of Christmas

Jodie  Bruton
Updated November 21 2017 - 1:15pm, first published 12:30pm
SWEET WORK: Jindera's Isla O'Brien, 6, writes notes to recipients of Share the Dignity bags, which are destined for homeless women or victims of domestic violence on the Border in the lead-up to Christmas this year.
SWEET WORK: Jindera's Isla O'Brien, 6, writes notes to recipients of Share the Dignity bags, which are destined for homeless women or victims of domestic violence on the Border in the lead-up to Christmas this year.

BORDER people are urged to have a hand in sharing the dignity for homeless women this Christmas.

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Jodie  Bruton

Jodie Bruton

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