Riverina Justice Advocacy Service calls for more volunteers to help cognitively impaired residents

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Updated September 29 2019 - 8:27pm, first published 12:50pm
SUPPORT BOOST: Justice Advocacy Service's Brad Addison and volunteer Sue Maxwell are calling for more volunteers to help those with cognitive impairment navigating the criminal justice system.
SUPPORT BOOST: Justice Advocacy Service's Brad Addison and volunteer Sue Maxwell are calling for more volunteers to help those with cognitive impairment navigating the criminal justice system.

RIVERINA residents with cognitive impairment who need to navigate the criminal justice system have been given a boost thanks to a new volunteer-run support program.

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Toby Vue

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