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From unemployed to university student
Early last year Olivia Caves was unemployed. Twelve months on and she is preparing to attend university following a little help from Carinity Fassifern Community…
Celebrating the International Day of People with Disability
Having a disability needn’t stop you showcasing your abilities and achieving your goals. International Day of People with Disability on December 3 is a global…
Carinity supporting Scenic Rim school students
Membership to the Breakfast Club is free – but the food is not. Carinity Fassifern Community Centre is helping to alleviate the financial burden on…
Fassifern volunteers ensure all can hear local news
Sadly, the publication of many newspapers across regional Queensland ceased this week. However, the Carinity Fassifern Community Centre is helping to keep members of the…
Young graduates following their career dreams
The coronavirus hasn’t stopped young people from the Boonah district from chasing their career dreams. Nine teenagers will today graduate from the Get Set for…
Carinity donation giving power to community groups
Two Boonah community organisations are set to benefit from a wonderful example of ‘paying it forward’. Carinity Fassifern Community Centre has gifted two solar power…
Carinity Fassifern fighting against domestic violence
The community is being urged join the fight against domestic violence. Carinity Fassifern Community Centre in Boonah is running events from May 27-29 to tie…
Expo to show disability doesn’t mean no ability
Living with a disability isn’t stopping Briana Timbers and Chrissy Couper from achieving their goals. The second annual Let’s Celebrate Ability Expo at Carinity Fassifern…