Project O empowers, inspires North-West girls

Zona Black
November 26 2016 - 2:44pm
THE CHANGE MAKERS: "Mini" Brotherton and Kaytlyn Johnson, both 15, at work in the Project O classroom. Pictures: Paul Scambler
THE CHANGE MAKERS: "Mini" Brotherton and Kaytlyn Johnson, both 15, at work in the Project O classroom. Pictures: Paul Scambler

A new program is aiming to break the cycle of inter-generational unemployment and family violence.

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Zona Black

Zona Black

Deputy editor

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