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Major grants boost to help Newcastle’s most vulnerable

by CRSA | Sep 25, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Media, refugee, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: City of Newcastle

The City of Newcastle’s Social Inclusion Grant supports not-for-profit organisations who provide vital community services such as outreach programs, assisted community living and pop-up food services along with activities that strengthen our diverse communities...

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