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INFOCOM PDF Export File Mount Alexander Shire Council Community Services Directory Table Of Contents ACCOMMODATION . 1 Emergency Accommodation . 1 Holiday . 1 Hostels . 1 Nursing Homes . 1 Public Housing . 1 Tenancy . 2 AGED AND DISABILITY SERVICES . 2 Aids and Appliances . 2 Intellectual Disabilities . 3 Home Services . 3 Learning Difficulties . 4 Psychiatric/Mental Health . 4 Physical Disabilities . 4 Senior Citizen's Centres . 5 Rehabilitation . 5 Respite Services . 5 ANIMAL WELFARE . 6 Animal Welfare Groups . 6 ANIMALS . 6 Dingos . 6 Dogs . 6 Horses . 7 Pony Clubs . 7 Pigeons . 7 ANTIQUES AND SECONDHAND GOODS . 7 Opportunity Shops . 7 ARTS AND CRAFTS . 7 Dancing . 7 Drama . 7 Drawing . 8 Embroidery . 8 Film . 8 Hobbies . 8 Instruction . 8 Music and Singing . 8 Painting . 9 Quilting . 9 Spinning and Weaving . 9 COMMUNICATIONS . 9 Computers . 9 Fax Transmissions . 10 Languages . 10 Media Newsletters . 11 Postal Communications . 11 Radio . 12 Telephone Services . 12 COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS . 12 Associations . ..
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