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Disabilities Awareness Presentation

Posted on June 13, 2018 in: Events

Sponsored and paid for by the One Heart Ministry, Diocese of Norwich.

A fun and interactive presentation for Elementary School Children

Speaker: Ian Coyne- college sophomore

How to be aware of differences (disabilities) in others – whether visible or not and celebrating them!

Now scheduling for Mondays and Wednesdays, Fall 0f 2018!

Contact the Office of Faith Events to schedule a presentation at your school or parish. 860-848-2237, ext. 312

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