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Sponsor

24/7 DAD SEMINAR BEGINS MARCH 13

(03/06/2008)
Families Forward, Westbrook Health and Partners in Prevention are offering a 12-week 24/7 Dad™ seminar beginning Thursday, March 13.

24/7 Dad™ is a unique and innovative fatherhood program that focuses on the characteristics that every father needs and covers the universal aspects of fatherhood...so the opportunity is open to every man.

Participants will hone fathering skills as they learn about self and the important roles that they play in the lives of their children and family. Finally participants will be given a great opportunity to develop effective strategies to manage their physical and mental health and to help you balance your work and family commitments.

The weekly classes will be held at Westbrook health Services offices located at 227 Clay Road, Spencer, WV. Classes will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. There is a cost of $30 for the 12-week class.

To register or obtain additional information contact Tony Foreman at Families Forward 740-568-8010 or Westbrook Health Services at 304-927-5200.


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