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Easter Fiesta Report
As part of our mandate to cater for the wellbeing of this group , RAISING CHAMPION CHILDREN INITIATIVE, in collaboration with Out of School Children Empowerment Foundation (OSCEF) and Women Consortium of Nigeria (WOCON) organized an Easter Fiesta party for some primary school children including children with physical challenges.
Along with the party, there was a dental health screening for the children to know how healthy their teeth are .
The children had a lot of fun and both the children and their families were privileged to be part of this initiative. In attendance were 70 children, 2 dentist and 1 dental nurse.
Please view pictures of the event below:
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Child Welfare in Nigeria: The Biggest Challenges Facing Vulnerable Children Today
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Building Resilience in Your Children (2)
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Building Resilience in Your Children
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Guide for Parents: 11+ Exams by Yetunde Agbesanwa
I had an amazing response from last week's post and this week, I am excited to share more on the how you can support your child/children during exams. We will be looking at the 11 plus ( 11+) common entrance exams and I will be providing guide and tips for parents....
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