
Parent Café Hallstavik
The meeting gives parents and guardians a chance to exchange experiences and information with others in similar situations.
Practical
- When
- Since 15 October
- Duration
- Two hours
- Where
- Norra Uppsalavägen 15, Hallstavik. Ingång Biblioteket, våning 2, HallstavikMap and directions
- Age
- A children's activity is offered for ages 6–12.
Föräldracafé Hallstavik is a meeting for parents and guardians of children with neuropsychiatric disabilities (NPF) or problematic school absence. The October meeting has passed, and another is listed for later this month at Folkets hus Hallstavik.
The gathering is described as informal, with each person deciding how much to take part. Parents can meet others in similar situations, share experiences and get tips and information. A simple dinner is provided. An activity for children aged 6 to 12 is available for families who want it. Registration is required.
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