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Lets Get Creative for kinship families

South East England
In person

Lets Get Creative is led by Parenting Special Children and is for all kinship carers in Berkshire, plus their children aged 5 to 12. Children attend workshops with music and play therapists, who have training and experience in attachment and therapeutic arts. Carers are required to stay for the duration of the session in the room next door for an informal support group.

When
Monthly – view upcoming dates

Where
The Lower Earley Baptist Church, Maiden Place, Earley, RG6 3HE

How to join
Visit the Parenting Special Children website for more details.

Children
Children aged 5 to 12 can join this group.

Contact

Please get in touch if you would like to join the group or have any questions.

Contact name: Zobia

Phone number: 07557 102 623

Email: zobia@parentingspecialchildren.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/parentingspecialchildren

Website: www.parentingspecialchildren.co.uk/courses/tas-kinship-carers-support-group

This group is independently run and you will need to contact the group directly.  As this group is not part of Kinship, we do not take any responsibility for their activities. Kinship does not check the information provided by the group.  The group will process your personal data in accordance with their own governance structure.

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