LGNI Ards and North Down Intergenerational Meeting
Linking Generations Northern Ireland
As always LGNI have been busy developing a range of opportunities and resources to support our members to develop intergenerational work in their communities.
We are holding our next Ards and North Down area intergenerational network meeting on Wednesday 15th September at 10.30 am via zoom.
Once again I would like to offer any groups from the Ards and North Down area who have been delivering intergenerational work the opportunity to showcase this at the meeting, please let me know if you would like a slot. The network meeting agenda will allow time to connect with members from the Ards and North Down area, hear about LGNI news and opportunities, some intergenerational inspiration and discussing potential work with others in the area including Ards and North Down Age-friendly.
To register and find out about all our events visit the events page on our NEW shiny website What’s On – Linking Generations NI or to go straight to registration click HERE
- Children and families
- Community development
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
43-45 Frances Street
Newtownards
bt23 7dx
United Kingdom
Contact Details
LGNI Ards and North Down Intergenerational Meeting
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