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Circles of Support are a tool to make social inclusion work for people with disabilities, people with mental illnesses, vulnerable children and families, young people in foster care, single young parents, people living with the risk of domestic violence, and others struggling with social isolation. By building an intentional circle of support around a person, comprising friends, neighbours, family, shopkeepers, drivers and support workers, real connections and communities can be built.
And we'd like to hear from people who are already participating in or running Circles of Support, so we can share experiences and information and assist others to start up. We want to make it as easy as possible to find
out how Circles of Support might be able to transform the lives of people close
to us. Further information:
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