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Pathfinders work with Salvos to help people with certificates

Port Augusta Salvation Army ministry leaders Kim and David Pringuer - The Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program carried out work through the Port Augusta Salvos, helping 190 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with their certificates this month. (supplied)
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA - The Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program was carried out in Port Augusta for the first time […]

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