Franklin Social Service Expo 10th May
Do you know who to call if you need help and all that is available to you as a member of the Franklin community?
On Thursday May 10, 2018, from 10am to 4pm, at the Pukekohe Town Hall and Concert Chambers, FranCOSS (Franklin Council of Social Services) will be hosting its first Expo.
You may be looking for or wondering what support is available to you here in Franklin and it could literally be right under your nose! Join us for this event that has been designed to connect you with a wide range of services available locally. Take the opportunity to meet the people behind the organisations actively supporting you, and to find out more about what is available in our amazing community.
Some of the line-up includes: adult learning, social groups and clubs, Victim Support, health and wellbeing organisations, Age Concern, Healthpoint and Auckland Libraries.
Entry to the event is FREE and refreshments will be available.
All Welcome!
Jan Wallace, Franklin Council of Social Services (FranCOSS)
Charities Commission Registration CC40791
admin@francoss.org.nz
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