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S.K.I.P Newsletter Feb 2015

February 26, 2015 at 10:07 AM

Since section 59 (Anti smacking bill) became law in 2005 many parents continue to struggle with the transition from old school parenting styles to what can I do now???  Man Alive are offering free workshops for sports clubs and businesses focusing on supporting parents and caregivers before things out of hand.

If you are interested in free workshops for your staff, sports teams, individuals or community group please contact Togia Lanefale at 09-835-0509, extension 809. 

 

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