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'If not me, then who?': Meet the local volunteers changing lives in court

Local volunteers provide in-house support for people with cognitive impairments at police, court and legal appointments across the region.

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Justice Advocacy Service volunteers are aiding cognitively impaired clients in Tamworth courts. Read how Wayne Thomas and his team bridge the legal gap.

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'If not me, then who?': Meet the local volunteers changing lives in court

Justice Advocacy Service volunteers are aiding cognitively impaired clients in Tamworth courts. Read how Wayne Thomas and his team bridge the legal gap.

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northerndailyleader.com.au broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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