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Our Auckland Father and Child Trust Meeting is on Monday night, 7-9pm, at the Onehunga Community Center, 83 Church Street, near the library.
We had a visit from Harald Breiding-Buss last month, plus we are hoping to attend the ASG Parent and Child Show – do we know anyone keen to share?
We hope to see any new members, please pass this on to anyone keen!
Best regards,
Brendon Smith
Auckland Coordinator
Father and Child Trust
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