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$45 will provide a literacy
or numeracy session
$75 will provide a
therapy session to
improve speech or
motor skills
$265 will provide an
assessment to determine
speech or occupational
therapy needs
$440 will provide a
psychological assessment
to determine a child’s
potential to learn
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