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Sign Language Resources

June 12, 2013 at 9:22 AM

The It's not OK campaign last month launched a series of campaign messages for the Deaf community. Three messages have been signed: It's OK to Help, It's OK to ask for Help and Keeping Children Safe.

Read more on the NZ Family Violence Clearinghouse website, here.



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