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Single Parent Conference

Filed under: Events — Julie @ 10:32 pm Wed 23rd October 2013

Our Themes for 2013
1) Single Parents you’re Brilliant, and;
2) Lose the labels

This is the first known conference ever for single parents made up of fathers and mothers who wish to start something from the ground. It’s a joint effort to bring attention to single parent families from a realistic perspective for who better knows what is needed and how to move forward than single parents themselves.

Schedule
9.30am – 12.30pm Speakers

  • Senior Lecturer Dr Lesley Patterson (School of People, Environment and Planning)
  • Single Parent Julie Whitehouse
  • Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)

1 – 2.30pm Speakers

  • Single Parent Aaron D’Souza
  • 1.30 – 1.45pm Dance Entertainment
  • Single Parent Jayesh Jain
  • Single Parent Alan Gibson

3pm – 5pm Speakers

  • Law Society on Family Court Law
  • IRD on Child Support
  • WINZ on welfare changes

Entertainment
We understand single parents will need to bring children if they don’t have means for childcare and have organized entertainment in a separate hall. 
10am – 11.30am

  • Clown, Juggler, Magician and Acrobat Le Cirque de JP will entertain children and caregivers in a hall attached through a foyer.

12.30pm- 5pm

  • Throughout the day children can play with toys, dressup clothing, arts and crafts and more.

BYO lunch, coffee, tea, etc provided.
COST: Gold coin donation
Date: 2nd November, 2013
Time: 9.30am – 5pm
Place: Kelston Community Centre
Address: 135 Awaroa Rd, Sunnyvale 0602(corner of Great North Rd and Awaroa Rd – opposite Waikumete Cemetery) - MAP here
Sponsored by: Auckland Single Parent’s Trust and Te Kaitiakitanga Tamaki Makaurau o te Matua Kotahitanga

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