Meeting the Needs of Today's Families with Young Children: What's the Magic Formula?

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May 21, 2013 | 12th Sivan 5773

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Meeting the Needs of Today's Families with Young Children: What's the Magic Formula?

Explore the latest research about the challenges of reaching families with young children and how to overcome them.

Bienniel FINAL version Magic Formula.pdf (2.02 mb)

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