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Flow supports Foster Care Month.

May 24, 2022

Flow supports Foster Care Month.
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~ partners with FJIS to Host Family Fun Day on May 26 & more~

PHILIPSBURG:---  Telecom provider Flow pledged its support to Foundation Judicial Institutes St. Maarten (FJIS) in its endeavor to organize Foster Care Month during the entire month of May.
The company is assisting with efforts to create awareness for the admirable and very important cause of fostering children in need of a loving, safe, and stable home.
All month long FJIS has been out in the community to help raise awareness of the importance of fostering youths. Flow assisted FJIS with t-shirts to help spread awareness with ...

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/40476-flow-supports-foster-care-month.html

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