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Prevention Parent meeting

04.26.18@12:00 pm - 2:30 pm

This event is to have open dialogue on how to best impact the community with our parent leaders through the Strengthening Families framework.

Este evento iniciara con in dialogo sobre podriamos apoyar a la comunidad con la ayuda de nuestro lideres a traves de la infraestructura de “Streghtning Families”.

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Date:
04.26.18
Time:
12:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Venue

1116 E. Luzerne St. Philadelphia, PA 19124
1116 E Luzerne St
Philadelphia, PA United States

Organizer

amarilis.rodriguez@apmphila.org
Email:
amarilis.rodriguez@apmphila.org

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