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Western Australia - Archival Series
Client Files - Electronic Format (1943 - 1984)
Wanslea Family Services
- From
- 1943?
- To
- 1984?
- Location
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Client Files - Electronic Format is an archival series of client files in electronic (pdf) format, probably scans of microfiche files. The condition of these records is described by Wanslea Family Services as 'good'. The date range of these records was unknown in November 2013, so the dates of the records are an estimate, based on the period when Wanslea was operational. These files are sorted alphabetically by first name (rather than surname) and contain extensive details about individual children.
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Unfortunately there may be some gaps in these records, and the time period that this Archival Series covers is unclear. This means some information about some individuals may be missing.
Access Conditions
This Archival Series is classified as 'Closed' by Wanslea Family Services. This means only some people, such as people who experienced 'care' through Wanslea Family Services, can access these records. If you want to access these records you need to contact the Wanslea Family Services office in Scarborough because these records may contain personal or private information.
- Contact
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Please contact the Executive Manager, Out of Home Care, Wanslea Family Services:
Street Address: 110 Scarborough Beach Road, Scarborough WA 6019
Postal Address: PO Box 211, Scarborough WA 6922
Phone: (08) 9245 2441
Fax: (08) 9245 2481
Website: http://www.wanslea.asn.au/wanslea/contact/
We do not currently have any records linked to this organisation, but records may exist.
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The Find & Connect Support Service can help people who lived in orphanages and children's institutions look for their records.
