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Home > News & Updates > “Texting service answers questions on sexual health” article in The Brandon Sun

“Texting service answers questions on sexual health” article in The Brandon Sun

Posted on April 1, 2024

On March 28, 2024, our Program Coordinators, J Fiedler and Kaitlyn White, were featured in an article in the Brandon Sun about the launch of our new service, TextEd.

Click here to read the article. 

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