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A photo of Community Services Minister Sabine Winton handing over the Lotterywest cheque to Vinnies WA. In the photo are 3 women and 2 men and they are all smiling at the camera.

<p>Earlier this week, Community Services Minister Sabine Winton stopped by our Vinnies headquarters in Canning Vale to officially present a cheque for a $2 million Lotterywest grant.</p>

Minister Winton presents Lotterywest cheque

Earlier this week, Community Services Minister Sabine Winton stooped by our Vinnies headquarters in Canning Vale to officially present a cheque for a $2 million Lotterywest grant.

Vinnies WA: Minister Winton presents Lotterywest cheque

<p>The funding is already helping us provide our Emergency Assistance and Support program to the community, which includes help with things like food, bills, petrol and housing.</p>
<p>Given the Minister is new to the role, we took the opportunity to show her around our distribution centre and talk her through how we provide support to over 61,000 West Australians every year.</p>
<p>In presenting the cheque, Minister Winton acknowledged the hard work of Vinnies volunteers.</p>
<p>“Vinnies WA and their incredible volunteers play such an important role in supporting Western Australians through tough times.</p>
<p>“This collaboration means people doing it tough can receive kindness, support, and a pathway for a better future", she said.</p>

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A photo of the Community Services Minister Sabine Winton getting a tour of the Vinnies WA storehouse by Vinnies staff, including the State President David Kennedy. The group of 5 are all wearing yellow or orange vests. The storehouse is filled with donated items and clothes. 

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