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Knife crime: teaching young people the skills they need to help save lives

The nurses and students breaking down barriers to help educate and protect young people
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Posted 03 October 2019 - 00:01
StreetDoctors North East London nurse team Munira Patel, Aoife Scanlan, Rachel Moisan, Izzy Howes and Charlotte Green
 
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