Chaplaincy fund changes cut out social worker jobs

By Alex Druce
Updated May 25 2014 - 9:41am, first published 12:00am
Ravenswood Heights Primary School chaplain Cecily Rosol with pupils Luca Blyth, Zadhara Bennett and Ella Bennett. Picture: PHILLIP BIGGS
Ravenswood Heights Primary School chaplain Cecily Rosol with pupils Luca Blyth, Zadhara Bennett and Ella Bennett. Picture: PHILLIP BIGGS

UNCERTAINTY surrounds the future of Tasmania's secular student social workers - with a lack of choice causing unease over changes to school chaplaincy funding.

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