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Posted on 20/05/202102/09/2024 by oswaldho

Here’s a nice easy read guide to staying safe from the safeguarding team.

Thanks http://www.safeguardingdurhamadults.info/media/10875/Staying-safe/pdf/Stayingsafe1.pdf?m=637335237123970000

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