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L'Arche Canada Foundation
Posted 2008-02-11 12:02:51

Read the Winter 2008 issue of the L'Arche Canada Foundation bulletin.

 

Caring

The creation of “a culture of caring” is one of the goals of L’Arche. Everyone needs support. Equally, each person has a contribution to make. A culture of caring allows me to receive the support I need and to make my contribution.

This bulletin offers some snapshots of how L’Arche is extending this vision of caring.

- Nathan Ball, Executive Director

 

 
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