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Norrtälje Parent Café

It gives parents and guardians a chance to share experiences and get information from others in a similar situation.

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When
Since 6 October
Duration
Two hours
Where
Lilla Brogatan, Norrtälje, NorrtäljeMap and directions
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The parent café in Norrtälje is a meeting place for parents and guardians of children with neuropsychiatric disabilities (NPF) or problematic school absence. The city describes the meetings as informal: each person decides how much they want to take part. Participants can meet others in similar situations, share experiences, and get tips and information. The series includes a meeting today and another in December. Light refreshments are provided, and the meetings are free; booking in advance is required. The venue is the former tourist office in Norrtälje. The entrance is at the end of the building facing the car park, and toilets are available.

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  • Updated 3 November 2026