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The Esther Foundation Movie Fundraiser and Cygnet Finale MAMMA MIA

The Esther Foundation Movie Fundraiser and Cygnet Finale MAMMA MIA - Has Ended

 23 Jul, 2018 - 23 Jul, 2018
 Mon 6:15pm - Mon 9:30pm
 16 Preston Street
  Como, WA
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Please come join us for what will possibly be Esther's last Movie Fundraiser at the Cygnet Theatre in Como. It is going to be a fun & festive evening filled with joy, great music, great people and great dress! Please get your ABBA look happening to be in the run for great prizes. We're serious! Dress up to the nines! Your ticket will include the Catergirls Super Supper Roast Pumpkin Soup and the chance to win in the door prizes and of course ABBA dress prizes.

This movie is the sweet hearted follow on from the first blockbuster Mama Mia and is a fun and music packed flick! Please spread the word, get a gang of gals, a crew from the office or the full family of fun! We so appreciate your support and we look forward to sharing this very special and memorable occasion with you. 

Help us fill the theatre to the brim with song, smiles and wonder!

Kindest Regards
From The E Team.

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 Annetteorganiser
 0422 061 480
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The Esther Foundation. The Esther Foundation is the largest young women’s residential recovery program of its kind in Australia. Over almost 22 years, the Foundation has grown from a small rehabilitation program to what is now an extensive and award-winning young women’s residential health, development and leadership program based in Kalamunda (formerly South Perth) The Foundation provides intensive support for young women to overcome life-controlling struggles and issues in a safe, structured and supportive environment. It currently operates 10 residential premises housing more than 70 young mothers, young women and their children. The broadly structured program facilitates specific groups and individual counselling to help manage socially prevalent issues and concerns faced by young women, including substance abuse, sexual and emotional abuse, domestic violence, mental health, pregnancy, self-harm, family breakdown, bullying, depression and eating disorders. Much needed support is received from the corporate sector and public donations to deliver this essential community service to the young women of Western Australia. Though the foundation is not government funded the foundation and its programs have been recognised at a local, state and national level.

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