Simon & Graeme Kent ( Aussie Action Abroad)

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🌏 Simon’s Speaking Journeys presents an inspiring conversation with Graeme Kent, the founder of Aussie Action Abroad. From its humble beginnings with the Millennium Expedition to today’s impactful projects in Nepal, Aussie Action Abroad connects communities with sustainable solutions through innovative partnerships. Hear Graeme share stories of empowering communities, building lasting connections, and transforming lives—both for volunteers and the people they serve. 🎧 Join us on this journey of action, adventure, and advocacy. Listen now and be inspired to make a difference!

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