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A place to call home

Alice MacFarlane

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UnitingCare Wesley's Western Adelaide Homelessness Service (WAHS) in South Australia opened its doors to the community in early October to share a very special art exhibition that underpinned the homeless experience through artistic expression and storytelling.

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UnitingCare Wesley's Western Adelaide Homelessness Service (WAHS) in South Australia opened its doors to the community in early October to share a very special art exhibition that underpinned the homeless experience through artistic expression and storytelling.

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UnitingCare Wesley's Western Adelaide Homelessness Service (WAHS) in South Australia opened its doors to the community in early October to share a very special art exhibition that underpinned the homeless experience through artistic expression and storytelling.

Key concepts: Doors, Exhibition, Storytelling, Service (business), Media studies, Visual arts, Sociology, History

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