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“We wanted to involve children of all ages in this poetry competition, as we believe that it is important to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness at an early age, and by asking children to write their own poems, based on their own experiences and feelings, we are confident that our young people will really bring to life an issue that is affecting so many in our community right now. “I want to thank all the teachers, parents and carers who have supported us by encouraging their children to participate in our poetry competition. I am overwhelmed by the amazing local talent showcased. I also feel extremely humbled by the high level of understanding and empathy that comes through in their creative writing. For children and young people to consider, reflect and write about such emotive subjects as homelessness and poverty without bias or cynicism, gives me hope that we are raising a future generation committed to equity, fairness and compassion.”

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