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FORT WORTH – Lena Pope’s mission is to provide hope, happiness and success to children and families. The nonprofits dedication is to keep families together with support tools through counseling and education. On National Family Day, Nov. 24, it will launch the new website that is essential for parents to raise happy successful children.

This website will have the same name www.lenapope.org. The improvements will include quick and easy access for busy parents. It includes an enhanced navigation system that is optimized for devices. The website will contain the latest research, studies and podcasts on raising children. Plus, there will be a new discussion forum to share concerns and questions.

“At Lena Pope we want to help flourish our community
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