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The New York State Parenting Education Partnership (NYSPEP) represents collaboration between qualified parenting educators and organizations that employ, fund, and support the educators. Our vision is that all children will grow up in nurturing families, and our mission is to promote and improve parenting education, to enhance parenting skills, knowledge, and behavior.
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