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Schools do an excellent job of teaching the fundamentals. But, they do more than that. They also help us to learn how to cope with unexpected life events. When a parent has cancer, teachers and school personnel become essential members of a support network for children dealing with uncertainty, confusion and sadness. The When a Parent Has Cancer: Strengthening the School's Response conference helps educators learn how they can better support families impacted by parental cancer. To receive more information on upcoming events, please register online or contact Hurricane Voices at 617-928-3300.
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"...comfortable routines of school life are suddenly intermingled with trips to doctor's offices and chemotherapy infusion rooms." —Laura Pappano, Boston Globe, October 27, 2002 Find out why the When a Parent Has Cancer conference has struck a cord in our community. |
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