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Hannah’s mum to teach young women about DV warning signs
Sue Clarke and Beyond DV founder Carolyn Robinson say they want to take their message to as many young people as possible so they can prevent a problem rather than fix one.“I’d rather be educating than picking up the pieces,” Carolyn said.“We will always be there to help women rebuild but I’d rather not do that.“I’d rather stop it before it starts.”Hannah and her children, Aaliyah, 6, Laianah, 4 and Trey, 3 were murdered one year ago yesterday when her estranged husband ambushed her as…
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