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uconnect.org
UConnect - Home Page
Uganda Connectivity Project asked, how could developing countries make effective use of Internet and computer communications technologies? The project brought recycled PCs to Uganda and set about training marginalised youth in their 'Train the Trainers' w
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singlefathertalk.weebly.com
Single Father Talk - Homepage
Single Father Talk HomepageForumBlog Single Father Talk Homepage Welcome to the Single Father Talk Homepage. I have created this website, and the forum, in order to raise awareness of responsible single fathers. There seems to be a misconception that all non resident fathers are less than desirable and do not see their children. Also I would like to raise more awareness of custodial fathers who, in some cases, can feel marginalised from society. Submit Express Inc.Search Engine Optimization
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singlefathertalk.weebly.com
Single Father Talk - Homepage
Single Father Talk HomepageForumBlog Single Father Talk Homepage Welcome to the Single Father Talk Homepage. I have created this website, and the forum, in order to raise awareness of responsible single fathers. There seems to be a misconception that all non resident fathers are less than desirable and do not see their children. Also I would like to raise more awareness of custodial fathers who, in some cases, can feel marginalised from society. Submit Express Inc.Search Engine Optimization
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sensescotland.org.uk
Sense Scotland
Sense Scotland is a leader in the field of communication and innovative support services for people who are marginalised because of challenging behaviour, health care issues and the complexity of their support needs. It is a significant provider of services and also engages in policy development for children and adults with complex support needs because of deafblindness or sensory impairment, learning disability or physical disability
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lrc.org.za
The Legal Resources Centre - The Legal Resources Centre
The LRC is a human rights organization in South Africa. We use the law as an instrument of justice for the vulnerable and marginalised, including poor, homeless, and landless people and communities who suffer discrimination by reason of race, class, gender, disability or by reason of social, economic, and historical circumstances