A married woman managed Naramarrindi Family Group Home with the assistance of her husband, who was in paid employment outside the Home. In return, they did not pay rent.
The Home provided accommodation for new wards of the state or children on remand from the courts until the Department found a more permanent placement for them. It also took in children requiring temporary accommodation or in transit between homes. Some children stayed in the home longer if they got on well with the foster parent.
Naramarrindi opened in James Street, Devonport. In 1995, it moved to Pindari Street.
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18 September 2020
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