Haruv Institute - Annual Report 2016

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paramedical and educational workers Sessions: Four bi-weekly sessions Budget: NIS 15,000

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+263,7$/ March 2016

Dr. Inbar Hartman, one-day training FRXUVH DW $O\Q +RVSLWDO December 21, 2016

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