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2006 Annual Report
October 19, 2006

Children’s Aid’s 2006 Annual Report, “The Need to Succeed: Teens Chart Their Course,” introduces the agency’s many teen initiatives and their common goal – to help teens achieve the independence they need to develop and gain the skills and knowledge they will need to use that independence successfully.
This annual report introduces a dynamic, growing part of Children’s Aid’s innovative programming. You can read this essay and the full report by clicking here.
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Ellen Lubell
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