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Media Contact Info:
info@sepprogram.com
778-292-0326
We would like to thank all the journalists who have featured our services and propelled SEPP into the public radar. Your support means a great deal to us.
To view SEPP and Amanda Bonella in the news copy and paste into your search bar "Amanda Bonella" (remeber to use the quotations, they will narrow your search down)
enjoy the read and remeber, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated.
Herstory
Amanda began SEPP after years of experience going into schools and youth groups to speak on the issue of sexually exploitation. In 2004 Amanda began developing the professional training services which is now a large function within SEPP.
SEPP was initailly sponsored at the John Howard Society who greatly assisted in supporting this important work. In the fall of 2006 SEPP spread its wings and founded its self as a business within British Columbia Canada..
We are very thankful to those who belived in SEPP and allowed us into their work spaces, schools and youth centres.
For further info email info@sepprogram.com or google search Amanda Bonella
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The Canadian National Youth in Care Network
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The Knowledgeable Aboriginal Youth Association
Redwire Native Youth Media Society
The Aboriginal Youth Network
Me to We:
Change the world...watch movies!
Media Contact Info:
info@sepprogram.com
778-292-0326
We would like to thank all the journalists who have featured our services and propelled SEPP into the public radar. Your support means a great deal to us.
To view SEPP and Amanda Bonella in the news copy and paste into your search bar "Amanda Bonella" (remeber to use the quotations, they will narrow your search down)
enjoy the read and remeber, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated.
Herstory
Amanda began SEPP after years of experience going into schools and youth groups to speak on the issue of sexually exploitation. In 2004 Amanda began developing the professional training services which is now a large function within SEPP.
SEPP was initailly sponsored at the John Howard Society who greatly assisted in supporting this important work. In the fall of 2006 SEPP spread its wings and founded its self as a business within British Columbia Canada..
We are very thankful to those who belived in SEPP and allowed us into their work spaces, schools and youth centres.
For further info email info@sepprogram.com or google search Amanda Bonella
The Canadian National Youth in Care Network
Sketch
Youth Business International
Mindyourmind.ca
The Federation of B.C. Youth in Care Networks
The Knowledgeable Aboriginal Youth Association
Redwire Native Youth Media Society
The Aboriginal Youth Network
Me to We:
Change the world...watch movies!
Media Contact Info:
info@sepprogram.com
778-292-0326
We would like to thank all the journalists who have featured our services and propelled SEPP into the public radar. Your support means a great deal to us.
To view SEPP and Amanda Bonella in the news copy and paste into your search bar "Amanda Bonella" (remeber to use the quotations, they will narrow your search down)
enjoy the read and remeber, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated.
Herstory
Amanda began SEPP after years of experience going into schools and youth groups to speak on the issue of sexually exploitation. In 2004 Amanda began developing the professional training services which is now a large function within SEPP.
SEPP was initailly sponsored at the John Howard Society who greatly assisted in supporting this important work. In the fall of 2006 SEPP spread its wings and founded its self as a business within British Columbia Canada..
We are very thankful to those who belived in SEPP and allowed us into their work spaces, schools and youth centres.
For further info email info@sepprogram.com or google search Amanda Bonella
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Working Tips
Best Vid I've seen on youth violence
*WARNING* content is graphic includes images of violence is not a glamorized portrayl however and is very very powerful.