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South-East Corner Development Group [B 75025/2] • Photograph

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Summary

'The kids of the South-East Development group at their Halifax street headquarters' with one of the students, Ross Wordley, leaving through the door

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Physical description

6 photographs : black and white ; 16 x 20.6 cm

Dates / Publication details

September 1972

Photographer

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd

Collection

Part of General Collection

Subject

South-East Corner Development Group
Social action -- South Australia -- Adelaide
Community organization -- South Australia -- Adelaide
Adelaide (S.A.) -- Social conditions

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Historical information

The group was established at the request of members of St John's Anglican Church, and was established as an offshoot of the Adelaide University's Social Action group. Originally designed to provide tutoring and outings, they found that the children were alienated by those activities so changed it to a drop in centre, with craft activities. An article on the group appeared in 'The Advertiser', Saturday 9 December 1972.

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Date

08/08/2016

Format

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6,169 x 4,739 pixels (29.2 MP)

Size

87.73 MB

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