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Hackwood, in Caboolture, was operated by the Uniting Church. It opened under the Receiving, Assessment, Placement and Therapy Program in 1993 and closed in 1996.

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This page was written by Lee Butterworth, last updated 15 February 2023. Sources used to create this entry:

Department of Families, Missing pieces: information to assist former residents of children's institutions to access records, 2001. Relevance: p.48 View Publication Details

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Hackwood was situated at 344 King Street, Caboolture, Queensland (Building Unknown)

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