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March 19 2020

Thank You

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We are enormously grateful for the generosity of our donors in these difficult times.  

We would particularly like to thank our wonderful friends at the RMT Union for a significant donation received this week, and to Michelle and Peter Bates for their continued and generous support.  You are an inspiration to us. 

Your money is being used to support vulnerable clients in the community.  

We have been able to secure supplies of essential items, such as non-perishable foodstuffs, soap and cleaning materials, and these are now being distributed by our staff to service-users in hardship. 

The kindness of all our supporters is greatly appreciated by all at MOJO.  Please be assured that it is making a real difference.

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