11 July 2024

Introductory Session: Action for Children’s Planning Together for Children Course

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Georgina Hancock
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On behalf of the RWK Goodman Family team we would like to invite you to as session run by Action for Children who host the new Planning Together for Children Course.

This new course replaces the well know Separated Parents Information Programme (SPIP), and this information session is specifically tailored for professionals including Guardians and solicitors.

During the interactive session, attendees will gain valuable insight into what the Planning Together for Children Course looks like from your client’s eyes, providing guests with a greater understanding of it suitability for individuals and why you would recommend this course.

Following the session there will be some drinks and nibbles, so please advise of any dietary requirements.

Please note: Spaces for this event are limited, so if you would like to attend please register using the RSVP link below.

Key information

Date: Thursday 11 July
Time: 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Venue: RWK Goodman, Godstow Court, Minns Business Park, 5 West Way, Oxford, OX2 0JB

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