Informal Meetup
Online / Virtual
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
LGNI Causeway Coast and Glens Intergenerational Network Meeting
Linking Generations Northern Ireland
Cost:
free
Come along to our local intergenerational Network meeting to connect with others interested in intergenerational work and find out opportunities to get involved!
Together with Causeway Coast and Glens Council and COAST we are holding our next intergenerational network meeting on Wednesday 22nd September at 10 am via zoom.
Register for the event online at: https://bit.ly/3BAPaXv#
Our meetings are the perfect way to find out more about intergenerational work happening in your area and connect with others. We will be sharing details of Intergenerational Small Grants Funding and Training opportunities.
If you would like more information email Sarah.McCully@bjf.org.uk
Sector:
- Community development
- Community relations
- Education/training
- Older people
- Rural development
- Young people
Date and Time
- -
Location
12 Wandsworth Place
Belfast
BT4 3GB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
LGNI Causeway Coast and Glens Intergenerational Network Meeting
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