Frank Cetrola

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Frank Cetrola

Frank is proud of his connection with South East Melbourne, attending all of primary and secondary school and university within the City of Monash. Following graduation, Frank did his articles in Melbourne and practised in the city for 12 years.

In 2004, he launched his own commercial law firm. The business model was (and remains) being a de facto in house counsel for his clients, without the high overheads of a permanent in house counsel. Amongst his established list of clients was OzChild.

He has the support of his wife in his business and he has two young children. Both Frank and his wife are involved in their children's sporting and school communities and they believe in the mutual support such communities provide, including the broader OzChild and OzChild Unite Communities.

His interests are travel, Australian military history, rugby union and swimming.

Cetrola Legal: www.cetrolalegal.com.au

In 2011 OzChild celebrates 160 years of caring for children! OzChild is Australia's oldest independent, not-for-profit, children's charity, with a history of caring for children which dates back to 1851. We continue to care for children, support families and strengthen the potential and life opportunities of children and young people.

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When my family decided to go into the foster care program, we were full of anticipation and curiosity. We knew that it would be rewarding, but we under-estimated just how rewarding it could be. The experiences I have had over the several years of fostering have been funny, educating, challenging and emotional.