Social Service & Welfare Organisations in Parramatta, NSW with website
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Results from the 'Social Service & Welfare Organisations' category in Parramatta
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85 George Street, Parramatta, 2150
(02) 9689 0200
Probus is Rotary's most successful community service activity for retirees. Probus is the social club of choice, an association for active members of the community and for those no longer working full time to join together in Clubs for a new lease of life in retirement. Its basic purpose is to advance intellectual and cultural interests amongst adult persons, to provide regular opportunities to progress healthy minds and active bodies, through social interaction and activities, expand interests and enjoy the fellowship of new friends. 
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Level 3, 6 Victoria Road, Parramatta, 2150
(02) 9564 1911
religious organization, nunneries, convent, religious house, convents, nuns, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Community Organization 
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42/1 Macquarie St, Parramatta, 2150
We are a funeral contribution fund which help people with the costs for funeral products through insurance or by way of savings. 
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9/100 George St, Parramatta, 2150
(02) 9687 9669
Association or organization, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization 
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52 O’Connell Street, Parramatta, 2150
(02) 9739 6277
Educational consultant 
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426 Church Street, Parramatta, 2150
(02) 9633 5011
The Parramatta Salvation Army began in September 1884 beneath the wooden railway bridge, at the corner of Church and Argyle Streets, midst fierce opposition and ridicule. Three young men, John Dean, George Walker and Matthew Thompson were the leaders. Their enthusiasm raised curiosity and the first meeting held in the Masonic Hall, attracted large crowds. 
