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Aboriginal Hostels Limited South Hedland Hostel

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phone (08) 6109 2040 wifi Website

location_on 3 Hamilton Road, South Hedland WA, 6722, Australia

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Aboriginal Hostels Limited South Hedland Hostel

Organisation: Aboriginal Hostels Limited
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AHL’s primary purpose is to provide Indigenous Australians with safe, comfortable, affordable and culturally sensitive accommodation. This accommodation enables Indigenous Australians to access essential services such as education, health, legal advice, training and employment that might not otherwise be available in their home communities.

Resident beds: 48
Accommodation: 24 Resident units (2 single beds per unit), with attached bathrooms.
Accessibility: 1 x disability friendly unit.
Property amenities: Dining room, Resident laundry, TV lounge, Onsite parking

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