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Angels continuing to make Back to School that much easier

Sue and Jasmine Tasker from Angels Community Group are arranging back to school must have's for local students who need assistance through the Back to School Program. Picture by: LEXA HARDWICK.

The Angels Community Group team have been busily preparing their Back-to-School Program in order to help get Bundaberg children back […]

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