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Groups to share $1.6m

05/05/2008

THE City of Greater Dandenong has signed off on its community grants program for 2005/06, with community groups to receive more than $1.6 million.
Various arts and culture applications shared in a $374,810 allocation, while $379,917 was given to health and wellbeing applicants.
Service and funding agreements for community service providers accounted for $683,000.

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