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No fee, no sign-in: The art class removing 'barriers' to recovery

No fee, no sign-in: The art class removing 'barriers' to recovery
ABC Australia Tuesday 14 July 2026, 18:30 UTC By Laurise Dickson 1 min read
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The Arts in Recovery program supports people in the Hunter region in their mental health recovery.

The Arts in Recovery program supports people in the Hunter region in their mental health recovery.
Hunter (PERSON)
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