Announcing our volunteer programs for 2025
- Gabriel Lumbi
- 2020年12月2日
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What a wonderful initiative! I’m deeply impressed by how this post “Paving the Path to a Brighter Future” on the Japan NICU Families Association (JOIN) site highlights the tremendous power of community, compassion and action to help families in need. Your volunteer programs for 2025 sound like they’re rooted in real care and meaningful support, not just “doing something” but *making a difference*.
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