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    Community Resourcing established the Community Care Smart Assistive Technology Collaborative (CCSATC) online space, funded by the Queensland government. This initiative aims to improve community care through smart assistive technology resources.

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    • Secured funding from the Queensland government's Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services.
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