Oral history interviews by Vicky Hastrich relating to the Big Sister Movement, 2009

MLOH 594

fonds

2009

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Oral Histories

957536

Digitised

2 audiocassettes (2 hr., 28 min.) - 10 × 7 cm, 4 mm tape

The Big Sister Movement was set up in 1928 and started out providing accommodation for single girls moving to Sydney from rural New South Wales. As times changed, the Movement moved its focus to help elderly men and women and, now known as the Big Sister Foundation, it provides services for people with disabilities and their carers.

Reference:
Big Sister Foundation. http://www.bigsisterfoundation.org.au/#/our-history/4545875370 (accessed 9 February, 2012)

Item 1: Mrs Heather Robb interview by Vicki Hastrich
Item 2: Mrs Marge Walters interview by Vicki Hastrich

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