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Helping expat children adjust to life abroad

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It's not too far-fetched to say that expatriate children might be our future leaders: politicians and persons in power who will improve society. So, whether an expat parent or not, do what you can to help out an expatriate child in your own community who might be struggling. By doing so you can improve the chances that this future leader is well adjusted and making positive contributions to society that, in the end, will benefit us all.

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