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“My Community First Development experience has been, for me, like another university degree. It has taught me so much about our Indigenous citizens and the vast range of difficulties they face in remote locations.”

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Volunteer: Deb

Deb has supported a number of communities with strategic planning projects, working alongside communities to develop plans and articulate their business goals.

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