Hunter Domestic Violence Support and Advisory Services opens op shop in Branxton to support Jodie's Place

By Krystal Sellars
Updated December 12 2016 - 8:50am, first published December 7 2016 - 5:13pm
OPPORTUNITY: Hunter Domestic Violence Support and Advisory Services coordinator Paula Mudd and Doo Stop Op Shop manager Jodie McTaggart at the new op shop in Branxton. Picture: Krystal Sellars
OPPORTUNITY: Hunter Domestic Violence Support and Advisory Services coordinator Paula Mudd and Doo Stop Op Shop manager Jodie McTaggart at the new op shop in Branxton. Picture: Krystal Sellars

Hunter Domestic Violence Support and Advisory Services has established an op shop in Branxton that will benefit its women’s and children’s refuge, Jodie’s Place.

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