Informal Meetup
Seminar
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Women, Money & Mental Health
Kith & Kin Financial Wellbeing - Social Enterprise
Cost:
Free
We are running free funded Women, Money & Mental Health sessions in partnership with Libraries NI.
They will be held in :-
Belfast Central 22nd Jan 11am
Lisburn rd - 26th Jan 11am
Hollywood Arches - 26th Jan 1pm
Shankill - 13th Feb 2pm
Suffolk - 16th Feb 2pm
Lisburn City - 5th March 11am
Coleraine - 29th Jan 12 noon
Dungannon - 22nd Feb 11am
The cover topics such as Menopause, Motherhood, Divorce & Separation, Pensions etc the session will cover how these topics impact Womens Finances and there will be a Menopause consultant there to discuss how this impacts Women Mentall & Physically.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Health and wellbeing
- Women
Date and Time
- -
Location
Northern Ireland Council For Voluntary Action, Ground - 2nd Floor Nicva,61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast, BT15 2GB
61 Duncairn Gardens
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
info@kithandkinfinance.org or call 02890 877777 or 07732 704808
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Women, Money & Mental Health
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