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As a legal practitioner, you can help our supporters include a bequest to Mission Australia in their Will. Here is a few ways you can help our supporters: Join our legal panel While Mission Australia neither endorses nor recommends any particular firm, we do provide a list of firms that have previously assisted our supporters in preparing a Will. Download our list of solicitors Bequests Solicitors List (17.34 kB) Consider your client’s needs A good estate planner considers all aspects of a client’s lifestyle when drafting a Will. In many cases people who have a charitable inclination during their lifetime will want to continue that through their Will. Please consider asking your clients when they are providing instructions whether they wish to leave a bequest to Mission Australia. Notifying Mission Australia |
| Two victims of car theft handed the keys to restored vehiclesThursday, 18 March 2010Two Tasmanian victims of car theft were today handed the keys to a rebuilt Toyota Corolla and Daihatsu Applause, by a group of young Tasmanians graduating from Mission Australia’s U-Turn automotive training course. U-Turn is a best practice diversionary program for young people who have been involved in, or who are at risk of becoming... + Read Full Story |
Mission Australia opens its heart in CampbelltownFriday, 12 February 2010Mission Australia has launched a new Financial Education, Counselling and Community hub in Campbelltown this week. This new support service gives locals the chance to buy brand new clothes and furnishings at a fraction of the retail price and access a range of community services from financial education and general counselling services, to... + Read Full Story | More News Articles | ||