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Sunderland Echo News - IT company launches free app to help displaced and separated Ukrainian refugee families to stay in touch
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2022-03-16
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ExCommunicate Managing Director, Paul Briggs, explains how the company have adapted their app to enable displaced Ukrainian refugee families to stay in touch.
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