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Advocate Pushes for More Training
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – President of Save Our Children Alliance Shervonne Hollis seeking to raise more awareness about training resources aimed at preventing child abuse.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – President of Save Our Children Alliance Shervonne Hollis seeking to raise more awareness about training resources aimed at preventing child abuse.
The certified facilitator who currently resides in Bermuda shares how the international partnership came about.
Hollis says while she is aware of groups that advocate on the behalf of children, she realized there was a greater need for organizations that focus on preventing the abuse from happening.
Since launching her organization over two years ago, she says she, along with her co-facilitators have trained some 200 Bahamians.
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