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The Emotional Needs Of Our Children
Pacific Mountain Regional Council Archives

Archival Item
23-28 Aug. 1964
Document
Creators and Contributors
Neville (author)
Description
Document consists of an address prepared for a workshop in residential education. Address was delivered by Mrs. Neville (Guidance Counsellor) about the children's emotional needs.
Curatorial Comment
This talk was one of multiple presentations on themes and issues for residential school educators and staff working in B.C. and Alberta. Attendees were from residential schools operated by several denominations. The workshop was held at Mission, B.C. in August 1964.
Notes
Lecture

Themes

People > Students (themes)
Health > Mental health (themes)

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Holding Repository
Pacific Mountain Regional Council Archives
Commission Object Identifier
38f-c000924-d0004-004
Extent and Medium

4 pgs. of textual records 

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
Copyright held by The United Church of Canada
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