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Federal drought money delivering for mental health - ABC Rural (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Brittany George April 30, 2014

A mental health care provider in Queensland says federal drought assistance funding will improve their services in remote locations.

Later this year, the Mental Illness Fellowship of North Queensland (MIFNQ) will trial free counselling on a fly-in fly-out basis, and via video link, to remote locations in the Etheridge, Croydon and Flinders Shires.

more... Federal drought money delivering for mental health - ABC Rural (Australian Broadcasting Corporation).
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