Barnett Cottage

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Barnett Cottage at Mt Druitt was set up in 1984 by Wesley Mission to provide emergency care for children. As at 2014, it is not clear when this home closed, or whether it has.

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Wesley Central Mission, Sydney (1977 - 1993)

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This page was written by Naomi Parry, last updated 15 February 2023. Sources used to create this entry:

Wesley Mission, Wesley Mission 200 Years Pioneering Care: Celebrating the bicentenary of Methodism in Australia, 2012 View Publication Details

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Barnett Cottage was located at Mt Druitt, New South Wales (Building Unknown)

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