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$2,500 to support Noosa Vietnam Veterans Group

November 23, 2016

24/11/2016

$2,500 to support Noosa Vietnam Veterans Group

Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien today announced the Coalition Government will provide $2,500 to the Noosa sub-Branch of the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia to purchase portable fridges.

The grant is being made available through the Veteran and Community Grants (V&CG) program.

“The V&CG program supports a range of activities that promote healthy lifestyles for veterans, including assisting veterans to live at home independently, support carers, and financial assistance for services and projects,” Mr O’Brien said.

“Our nation’s veterans deserve to have their contributions recognized.  They have bravely and courageously served Australia with pride and distinction, securing peace and freedom for our nation.

“Many veterans continue to serve their communities and help others. This grant is one way in which we show our gratitude for their service to Australia and support their ongoing contributions to the community.”

For more information on the Veteran and Community Grants program, visit the Department of Veterans’ Affairs website at www.dva.gov.au.

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