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It's Not OK Working with Hairdressers
July 01, 2015 at 5:31 PM
Hi everyone
Check out the It’s not OK Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ItsNotOK
There’s a link to the new DVD and resources for hairdressers with information about how they can help clients who are affected by family violence.
Also see: http://www.areyouok.org.nz/i-want-change/business/hairdressers-project/
Hairdressers who want to receive the resources (posters and leaflets) will have to contact the campaign team first, and they will be put in touch with the network coordinator in their local area.
If you want help or more info, please get in touch.
All the best
Sheryl
Sheryl Hann
Lead Advisor Quality Programmes & Practice
phone: 04 916 3452 cell phone: 029 650 1296
Sheryl.Hann005@msd.govt.nz
Safe Communities Team – Community Investment
Ministry of Social Development, PO Box 1556, Wellington
