Eurobodalla school Love Bites program ready to roll

By Carmen McIntosh
August 14 2015 - 7:00am
LOVE BITES: Training facilitator Julie Mead from Eurobodalla Family Support (front left) ran training last week for Amanda Close from Juvenile Justice, Eva Wheatley from Eurobodalla Domestic and Family Violence Service, Anita Macarlney from Campbell Page, Goulburn-based Kira Moorby from Anglicare, Cooma-based Kylie Abraham from Monaro Community Access Service, Julie Hamilton, Phoebe Turner and Casteo Lole from Campbell Page’s Eurobodalla Youth Homelessness Support Service, Kaitlynd Gosling and Angie Winter from Anglicare and Anne McAsh, from Anglicare’s Homelessness Support Centre.
LOVE BITES: Training facilitator Julie Mead from Eurobodalla Family Support (front left) ran training last week for Amanda Close from Juvenile Justice, Eva Wheatley from Eurobodalla Domestic and Family Violence Service, Anita Macarlney from Campbell Page, Goulburn-based Kira Moorby from Anglicare, Cooma-based Kylie Abraham from Monaro Community Access Service, Julie Hamilton, Phoebe Turner and Casteo Lole from Campbell Page’s Eurobodalla Youth Homelessness Support Service, Kaitlynd Gosling and Angie Winter from Anglicare and Anne McAsh, from Anglicare’s Homelessness Support Centre.

A new horde of facilitators for a domestic and family violence and sexual assault prevention program is ready to go into Eurobodalla schools.

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