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Every Child Matters Community Healing Event

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Everyone is welcome to the Every Child Matters Community Healing Event on September 29th, 2023, at the Stanley Huff Heritage Center beginning at 5pm. Seneca Nation Crime Victim Services and Child & Family Services hope you will join in a remembrance and healing walk around the previous Thomas Indian School (TIS) grounds. There will also be a mini social, speakers, and FREE DINNER!

Remember to WEAR ORANGE to show your support!

For more info, contact Crime Victim Services at (716) 532-8339.

See event flyer for more information:

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