CWA to tackle foster care shortage in the Riverina

By Hannah Paine
Updated October 18 2016 - 12:43pm, first published October 13 2016 - 6:00pm
SPEAKING UP: Riverina Country Women's Association president Ann Adams speaks at Wednesday's conference at Wagga RSL about the need to improve postal services, and the recognition of grandparents. Picture: Les Smith
SPEAKING UP: Riverina Country Women's Association president Ann Adams speaks at Wednesday's conference at Wagga RSL about the need to improve postal services, and the recognition of grandparents. Picture: Les Smith

THE RIVERINA Country Women’s Association will lead the charge in pressuring the state government to change foster care laws for grandparents. 

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