UAM Ministries - Contact Details

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These are the most recent contact details provided by UAM Ministries. In February 2020, it is unknown whether this inbox is still being monitored by UAM.

Contact person: Chris Jones, UAM Ministries

Email: uamministries@gmail.com

In 2022, the Find & Connect web resource was advised by Sharrock Pitman lawyers that the following address was now the only contact information for UAM Ministries:
PO Box 172 Vermont, Victoria, 3133.

Related Organisations

United Aborigines Mission (1929 - 2020)

Related Archival Series

Child Endowment Records, United Aborigines Mission, South Australia (1940s - 1950s)

Related Archival Collections

Records of Colebrook Home, United Aborigines Mission Archives (1920s - 1980s)
Records of Gerard Mission (1940s - 1987)
United Aborigines Mission, Records of activities in Western Australia (1929? - 1977?)
United Aborigines Mission records (1920s - 1980s)

Sources

This page was written by Michael Jones, last updated 31 March 2023. Sources used to create this entry:

Email correspondence between Karen George and Chris Jones from UAM Ministries, May 2015, Find & Connect Project Files, University of Melbourne. Email correspondence with Sharrock Pitman lawyers, 2021-22, Find & Connect Project Files, University of Melbourne.

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