Launceston UTAS students make impact with birth kits

By Hamish Geale
Updated July 18 2017 - 9:34pm, first published 9:30pm
GIVING HOPE: Launceston IMPACT members Agnes So Won Park, Ynez Howlett-Jansen and Justin Rodrigues (back), and Annabelle Rival and Devika Remash (front) at the Launceston Clinical School. Picture: Hamish Geale
GIVING HOPE: Launceston IMPACT members Agnes So Won Park, Ynez Howlett-Jansen and Justin Rodrigues (back), and Annabelle Rival and Devika Remash (front) at the Launceston Clinical School. Picture: Hamish Geale

There was a strong sense of purpose at Launceston Clinical School on Tuesday night as more than 40 Launcestonians gathered to assemble birthing kits for women in developing countries.

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