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2 October, 2026
Local youth programs in jeopardy
A local organisation assisting young people with employment and educational opportunities may be forced to close next year. Central Grampians Local Learning and Employment Network (CGLLEN) has warned it may have to shut its doors before the end of 2027 unless a public fundraising campaign can generate enough support to keep its youth programs operational.
Central Grampians LLEN Executive Officer, Jane Moriarty and Board of Management Chair, Janine Adams are urging the community to invest in local young people by supporting the Fund their Futures campaign.
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