Zuill Home

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Zuill Home was a family group home set up by the United Protestant Association at Grafton in 1984. Little is known about this home. It closed around 1993.

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United Protestant Association of New South Wales Ltd (1938 - current)

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

Agst, Thomas Urich [with Irwin, Patrick J. and Martin, Robert J.], The UPA story: autobiography of Thomas Urich Agst, B.E.M. J.P : founder of the United Protestant Association of NSW, 1964 View Publication Details

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UPA Board, The Board of the UPA of NSW has issued the following apology, UPA of NSW Ltd website, 2018. View Publication Details

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Zuill Home was situated at 5 Waratah Place, Grafton, New South Wales (Building Still standing)

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