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Family Open Evening at Southwark Youth Offending Service


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? Are there any local services that could help me or my child?


Southwark Youth Offending Service are hosting an evening for families to come and learn more about how to keep our local children safe and to find out about services that may be useful. We will have presentations from specialists in the fields of substance misuse and child sexual exploitation.


We will be providing delicious refreshments for everyone and there will also be a prize raffle for those that complete our feedback form.



Monday 30th March 2015 @ Southwark Youth Offending Service, 47b East Dulwich Road, SE22 9AN


DROP IN ANYTIME BETWEEN 4-6:30PM


Come along and bring a friend!


For further details please contact Alex Welch on [email protected]

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