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Asking for Angela can help someone get to a safe place

Summary by Chatham Daily News
A shopping trip could help people in a threatening or vulnerable situation find safety by asking: ‘Is Angela here?’ thanks to a partnership with Loblaws and Chatham-Kent Victim Services.

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Asking for Angela can help someone get to a safe place

A shopping trip could help people in a threatening or vulnerable situation find safety by asking: ‘Is Angela here?’ thanks to a partnership with Loblaws and Chatham-Kent Victim Services.

·Sarnia, Canada
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A poster has been hung at number 93 of Viale Furio Camillo. It features the logo of a campaign born overseas and that some Roman municipalities have tried to re-use. The Ask Angela campaign The poster, which depicts a fist blocked by an open hand, is associated with the phrase “Ask...

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Chatham Daily News broke the news in Sarnia, Canada on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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