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Urban Aboriginal friendship centres feeling financially squeezed

By Mark Blackburn
Jan 06, 2012

Friendship centres across the country are feeling the pinch of fewer dollars and increased demand.

APTN National News
Friendship centres across the country are feeling the pinch of fewer dollars and increased demand.

Since the 1950s, these centres have been a meeting place for Aboriginal people moving into urban centres.

APTN National News reporter Annette Frances has this story.

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