What I like about The Dawn
I had been sober for 10 months but recently relapsed 3 weeks prior to coming to The Dawn. Upon my arrival I was greeted at the airport by 2 members
November 20, 2017
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My time at The Dawn
Before coming to The Dawn I was a complete mess and felt broken inside, I had just broken up with my girlfriend and was not allowed access to see my
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Our Son at The Dawn
To All the lovely and wonderful friends and staff at The Dawn, Our son has just attended The Dawn and we would just like to say a huge thank you
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