‘Invisible’ lawyers help youth stay in homes, prevent violence and reduce anxiety all-round

Ellen Ebsary
November 9 2018 - 4:25pm
COMING TOGETHER: Andrea Georgiou, Invisible Hurdles lawyer, HRCLS principal lawyer Sarah Rogers and Wodonga Flexible Learning Centre campus principal Huw Derwentsmith would like to see the project continue well into the future. It's received Victorian government funding for the next two years. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
COMING TOGETHER: Andrea Georgiou, Invisible Hurdles lawyer, HRCLS principal lawyer Sarah Rogers and Wodonga Flexible Learning Centre campus principal Huw Derwentsmith would like to see the project continue well into the future. It's received Victorian government funding for the next two years. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Sitting in a classroom at the Wodonga Flexible Learning Centre, Andrea Georgiou seems more like another teacher than a lawyer.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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