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As you may already be aware, we have just launched our ‘Let’s talk about Relationships and Sex’ training resource. To launch this exciting new resource we will be hosting two study days, one in Devon in February and one in London in March.
These FREE study days are for those who have purchased, or thinking about purchasing the ‘Let’s Talk about Relationships and Sex’ training resource. You will be given the opportunity to see what is included in the training pack, how to facilitate the resource and how it has been tailored to the learning needs of individuals with Down’s syndrome.
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“Let’s Talk About Relationships & Sex” Launch Days
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