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SBC Christmas Market a successful end of Disability Awareness Week.

December 12, 2022

SBC Christmas Market a successful end of Disability Awareness Week.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- From November 30th to Friday, December 2nd, the Sister Basilia Center (SBC) of the White & Yellow Cross Care Foundation (WYCCF) organized several events in honor of the international week for persons with Disabilities. The week was filled with client-related and community-based events, with the first-ever Christmas Market on Friday evening as the absolute highlight of the week. Mimi Hodge, Department Manager of the SBC: “The whole week was an absolute success, and we’re super happy with the great turnout. We thank everyone who helped make this week a great success for the clients.”
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