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Queensland - Organisation
Jellicoe Street Family Group Home (1967 - 1994)
- From
- 1967
- To
- 1994
- Categories
- Family Group Home, Presbyterian, Home
- Alternative Names
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- Jellicoe Street Family Home
The Jellicoe Street Family Group Home, in Mt Lofty, Toowoomba, was operated by the Presbyterian Church. It was opened and licensed under the Children's Services Act 1965 in April 1967. It closed in December 1994.
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The Presbyterian Church of Queensland has advised that there are very few surviving records. There is no information on any of the family group homes from the time prior to the creation of the Uniting Church in 1977.
After that time, some records exist, including: registration forms, Children's services/Family Services admission forms, some information of children referred there (their background, some medical information, list of movements).
Locations
- January 1978 - 1 January 1985
- Address - Jellicoe Street Family Group Home was situated at 76 Jellicoe Street, Mt Lofty (Toowoomba)
- Collection Title
- UnitingCare Queensland Records (1910 - )
- Date Range
- 1910 -
- Reference
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- Contact
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Please contact the Child Safe Contact Officer, UnitingCare Queensland:
Postal Address: Office of the CEO, UnitingCare Queensland, GPO Box 45, Brisbane QLD 4001
Phone: (07) 3253 4000
Email: childsafe@ucareqld.com.au
Website: https://www.unitingcareqld.com.au/about-us/contact-us
DETAILS
- Collection Title
- Presbyterian Children's Homes Records (1922 - 1977)
- Date Range
- 1922 - 1977
- Reference
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- Contact
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Please contact Rev Stuart Hoadley (Clerk of the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland):
Postal Address: PO Box 510, Spring Hill QLD 4004
Phone: (07) 3106 3266
Email: clerk@pcq.org.au
or
churchoffice@pcq.org.au
or
archives@pcq.org.au
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