Online / Virtual
Seminar
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Women & Money
Kith & Kin Financial Wellbeing - Social Enterprise
Cost:
TBA
Women & Money - Women face particular Financial & Personal issues.
Our Session will help provide Information and Advice to cover areas such as : Divorce, Menopause, Ill- health, Pensions, Caring Responsibilities, Motherhood etc
Women & Money - Women face particular Financial & Personal issues.
Our Session will help provide Information and Advice to cover areas such as : Divorce, Menopause, Ill- health, Pensions, Caring Responsibilities, Motherhood etc
Our group and 1-1 sessions can help Women receive the help and advice to cope with these areas or plan to face them in the future with the knowledge and Confidence required.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Community development
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Women
Date and Time
- -
Location
Northern Ireland Council For Voluntary Action, Ground - 2ND Floor Nicva
61 Duncairn Gardens
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For more information on these sessions call Sean 07732 704808 or in NICVA on 02890 877777
email sean.bruen@kithandkinwellbeing.org
Women & Money
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