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Grade 12 student Suzi Gebrezgabiher has made HEY part of her extended school day routine. While many of her peers at Churchill High school can ask their parents for support with homework, the 17-year-old needs to find it elsewhere because her mom doesn't know how to speak English.The senior student speaks Tigrinya, Arabic and English. “I can’t stress this enough, how important (the HEY community) is. Once you move from a different country, it’s very difficult to make friends, make a new community. IRCOM has opened their arms,” Suzi added, during a break from a recent virtual tutoring session. 
See Maggie Macintosh story
220224 - Thursday, February 24, 2022.

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MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Grade 12 student Suzi Gebrezgabiher has made HEY part of her extended school day routine. While many of her peers at Churchill High school can ask their parents for support with homework, the 17-year-old needs to find it elsewhere because her mom doesn't know how to speak English.The senior student speaks Tigrinya, Arabic and English. “I can’t stress this enough, how important (the HEY community) is. Once you move from a different country, it’s very difficult to make friends, make a new community. IRCOM has opened their arms,” Suzi added, during a break from a recent virtual tutoring session. See Maggie Macintosh story 220224 - Thursday, February 24, 2022.

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