Making Money and Mind Matter
Kith & Kin Financial Wellbeing - Social Enterprise
Kith & Kin Financial Wellbeing are delighted to have been awarded funding for 10 Mental & Financial Health Wellbeing sessions.
Supported by the Public Health Agency (PHA) through the Clear Project, "Making Money & Mind Matter" will provide individuals or Community Groups across the 4 Trust Areas - Belfast, Western, South Eastern and Southern - with accessible financial & mental wellbeing support.
If you are part of a Community Group or local organisation in the area, and would like to enquire about running this session, please reach out via the form on the link below: https://www.kithandkinwellbeing.org/financial-wellbeing-events/making-money-mind-matter-pha/
For any queries please contact us on 02890 877777 or email info@kithandkinfinance.org or call Sean Bruen 07732 704808.
- Advice services
Date and Time
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Location
NICVA Building, 61 Duncairn Gardens,
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
Making Money and Mind Matter
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