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Empowering Community Through Language: The Inspiring Journey of the Health Board ESL Class

In a heartwarming display of unity and empowerment, the Health Board ESL class has embarked on a transformative journey that transcends mere language acquisition. Led by a dedicated team, this class has become a beacon of hope and belonging for a diverse community seeking education and friendship.


Venturing beyond the confines of a traditional classroom, the class recently immersed themselves in the splendor of nature, using the park as a backdrop for not only learning English but also imbibing valuable lessons on outdoor etiquette. This innovative approach underscores their commitment to creating a culturally inclusive space that empowers individuals through education and camaraderie.



Nathalie, the driving force behind this initiative, extends a warm invitation to all who wish to partake in this enriching experience. By joining the class, individuals have the opportunity to contribute to a community-focused endeavor that aims to uplift and inspire. To further support their mission, donations are graciously welcomed to provide essential learning supplies and fund educational excursions.


As the class forges ahead on their journey of growth and community building, they invite others to stand alongside them in solidarity. Together, they strive to make a lasting impact and empower each other in a shared commitment to positive change. Join them on this remarkable voyage of learning and unity, where every contribution, big or small, helps shape a brighter future for all involved.



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It is the policy of Congolese integration Network (CIN) to affirmatively ensure that the employment, enrollment and all aspects of our operations are keeping with the principles of equal opportunity. CIN will comply with all Federal, state and local laws and regulations which prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, heritage, religion, sex, age, veteran status, socioeconomic status and disabilities. We welcome all persons and families within or outside of the community we serve. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, nationality, creed, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or disability. We also do not discriminate in any way within the administration of our educational programs, services, activities or employment practices. Questions and complaints of allegeddiscrimination should be directed to: Office of Equity and Civil Rights P.O. Box 47200 Olympia, WA 98504-7200 (360) 725-6162/TTY:

(360) 664-3631.

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