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The Story of Ozanam House cancer home

Thursday, October 26th, 2017

A Home Away From Home Like No Other, published by the Ozanam House Trust to celebrate a half-century of the House’s operations, tells the history of this charitable endeavour.

Conceived by the Society of St Vincent de Paul and developed in 1971 in collaboration with the Cancer Society Manawatu, the original Ozanam House began with four-bedroom home. Continue reading

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