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Be the Change Foundation Donates to SFPO's Non-Violence Resistance Project

May 18, 2016

Be the Change Foundation Donates to SFPO's Non-Violence Resistance Project
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Be the Change Foundation donated to the St. Maarten Foundation for Psychologists and "Orthopedagogen"'s (SFPO) Non-Violence Resistance Project: Restoring Authority. The board of Be the Change is enthusiastic about the non-violence resistance project for St. Maarten and are looking forward to the SFPO foundation receiving the relevant training in order to share the tools and techniques to families and the community. This approach will offer parents, teachers, and community leaders another strategy to add to their toolbox which will help them to build stronger, healthier relationships with children and youth while still maintaining their presence and authority as adults.In the picture: Melanie Choisy from Be the Change Foundation presents a donation to Janique Baly-Kolfin of SFPO.

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Be the Change Foundation Donates to SFPO's Non-Violence Resistance Project

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=13589

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