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Auckland City Mission overflowing with need in winter months

Monday, July 17th, 2017

The Auckland City Mission is bursting at the seams and crying out for help as it is inundated with desperate need.

The charity has been struggling since May and Auckland City Missioner Chris Farrelly said they’ve been at full capacity for weeks and can’t see it letting up anytime soon.

“The sharp edge of poverty is felt around winter more than any other time. People are living hand to mouth,” Farrelly told the Herald. Continue reading

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