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English Language and Children's Services Project
This project helps people access English classes and/or children’s services.
• English Classes: The project worker can provide information about all types of English classes in the area and help them enrol in classes
• Children’s Services: The project officer can provide information about children’s services such as childcare, kindergarten, playgroups, schools and more. The project officer can also help you enrol in these services
The project currently focuses on helping:
• Residents of St Albans, Kealba, Kings Park and Albanvale
• Parents with children aged 0-12 years old
The project worker Sarah is available at St Albans Library on Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10am-4.30pm. You can phone Sarah on 0409 282 826.
Download brochures in:
Amharic (PDF 978KB); Arabic (PDF 1MB); Chinese (PDF 1MB); English (PDF 984KB); Punjabi (PDF 1MB); Sudanese (PDF 1.1MB); Vietnamese (PDF 1MB)
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