Charlotte's story

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Charlotte got her first taste of work in 2018 at Two Before Ten Café while in year 12. This after school job is where she brewed her love for food and coffee. The early participation in work has opened more employment doors for Charlotte. She is now 20 years old and has two jobs

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Charlotte smiling standing behind a coffee machine with a coffee cup on the table
Julian’s story
Young People
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Julian’s story

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Sean’s story
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Nov. 6, 2019

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Lynda (mother of Charlotte)
Parents
Dec. 10, 2018

Lynda (mother of Charlotte)

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Maryborough Sports Club (employer of Brock)

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Sue (parent of Michael)

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