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Sisters’ bequest makes ‘meaningful contribution’ to First Nations health programs

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  • Charles Darwin University has committed $300,000 from a $1 million bequest to two medical scholarships for First Nations students. The bequest was left by sisters Alison Jackson and Nancy Kingsland for remote health programs.
  • The remaining $700,000 will support other First Nations programs. This year's scholarship recipient, Heather Cubillo-Mulholland, said the support lets her study without financial stress.
  • University leaders said donor generosity creates opportunities that would not otherwise exist for students.
Sisters’ bequest makes ‘meaningful contribution’ to First Nations health programs
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