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ACRCL · 2024-11-09T07:50:13+0000

Hi I am Mahenoor Ryhan. Along with 5 other business partners of mine we run Agility Children Residential Care LTD in Ilford London, a children's residential home. We need 6 full time colleagues at our Agility House in Ilford who are BSL qualified and has experience working with children aged between 6 and 17 years old. We also are now keen to learn sign language. I am very glad to join this forum.

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November 9 in Introduce Yourself

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