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With new funding, Dartmouth group aims to help more African Nova Scotians in post-secondary

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The Prep Academy is a non-profit group that helps African Nova Scotians pursue post-secondary education. Emera Inc., the parent company of Nova Scotia Power, has renewed the group's funding. That money will cover the cost of a student success coach position until 2025. The group is working with 45 students, but that number could more than double.

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With new funding, Dartmouth group aims to help more African Nova Scotians in post-secondary

A non-profit group that helps African Nova Scotians pursue post-secondary education is planning to add dozens more students over the next two years, thanks to $165,000 in newly announced funding.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Saturday, November 25, 2023.
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