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    Engadine bands together for homeless, domestic violence programs

    Samantha BrandonBy Samantha BrandonAugust 15, 2016Updated:August 29, 20161 Comment1 Min Read

    The Engadine Street Festival was revived this year by the Sutherland Shire Council to raise money for Essential Community Solutions(ECS). Yesterday’s event expanded into the main street to accommodate increased crowds.

    ECS is a not-for-profit, volunteer-based group that provides programs and services for the Engadine community. The festival raised funds for the organisation’s homeless and domestic violence programs. Organisers said the event was a success and would be likely to return next year.

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