Hi.... I'm Jane and I organise single parent holidays. I've started a meet up board to encourage single parents to join our group. We have single parent members from all over the UK and holidays start from as little as £30 for a self catered week at the coast. If you have a holiday planned then you are also welcome to advertise this on the site and maybe someone would like to join you from the group. The children's ages range from 4 to 15 and they all seem to love making new friends ............ …

This group is for all parents/carers with any age children who would like to meet with others to explore their beliefs, values, dreams and desires about being a parent and to find ways of communicating and negotiating conflicts authentically and peacefully.

Asian Single Parents is intended to provide fun activities and events for both you and your child in London and the South East. Meet and make friends with other single parents and their children. Get out and about on the variety of trips arranged throughout the year, which could be anything from a day at a theme park to a picnic at the seaside or an evening of bowling and a film. So come and join us and put forward your ideas too of things you would like to do! This group was initially intended …

This is a meetup group for parents who would like to discuss and implement ideas to better educate their children. I started this group in 2009 to gather ideas which could help us give our children a better education, get feedback, try out the smaller ones that seem workable and promote the bigger ones that need governemnt backing (with the general election looming, it should be an opportune time to do this). Here are some that our friends and other parents have put forward over dinner, on the s …

Single Parent? Come and meet others in the same position ! We arrange events all around the country - anything from a picnic in the park to a week by the sea, all with children (no need for babysitters). Our members come from all walks of life and all ages, the one thing they have in common is the fact we're all Single Parents and understand the challenges that brings. NOT that we wallow in that of course, but instead look to rebuild our social lives and HAVE FUN ! Yes, there IS life after div …

We are a social group bringing together lesbian and gay parents and their children to network, set play dates, and swap survival stories. Whether you are a single lesbian mum or gay dad, a two-parent family, or simply looking for an inclusive environment for you and your child -- this Meetup is for you. Note: To be considered for membership we do request that you either have children, are going to have a child soon, or intend to have children.

Autism Black UK is a support group for parents and carers of children with autism. The group aims to support the needs of families in the BME community.

This group is for veg*n families in London to get together and share experiences, and for the children to meet other veg*n children too. The group is open to anyone who is a vegan/ veggie parent, expectant vegan/veggie parents, parents of vegan/veggie children, vegan/veggie health professionals and anyone with experience and knowledge of raising veg*n children. So do join us if any of the above fits you.

    Would you like to join a network of awesome nannies, mannies and Au pairs where you can meet other people, find abundance of childcare ideas and find support in work related challenges? Would you like to build a loving, compassionate and nurturing relationship with children, parents and with yourself? Would you like to wind down after work in our evening tele-meetups? Comfort of your own chair, a cup of hot choc or cold smoothie, children in bed and you can just breathe and r …

Mothers Naturally are a group of mothers who meet weekly in London. We support each other in our quest to mother with a more natural approach - following our instincts as we take the road less travelled.

… This was about 3 years ago and although many music and arts initiatives had been put in place to keep the kids and youth occupied and to help those youth who  themselves became young parents but had no parenting skills etc, something is terribly wrong with the 'MINDSET' of many- not just the youth. Many are feeling enormous pressure and have been on edge for some time-it was only a matter of time that the final trigger would kick things off; and combine this with kids not having anything to do,o …

Start Date : January 2, 2012 Purpose: To create a friendly, safe and relaxed environment for mums to network, and offer mutual support to create quality time for you So whether you need motivation to get on top of that ironing, or are curious to explore ways of setting better boundaries at home and/or at work, perhaps you'd like some inspiration around the plans for your new business, or simply some ideas for updating decor, you may want to compare notes on the various fitness programmes …

We decided to start these workshops to offer women and their birth partners all the information and empowerment they need for the birth of their baby. The purpose of this workshop is: • To prepare you for the birth of your baby • To ensure that you know the essentials for birthing your baby To explain what happens in your body and what your needs are during labour • To prepare your partner to support you • To clarify hospital procedures and let you know there are choices that you can make • To g …

Hello,  I am a freelance Arts Educator, I run workshops for various galleries and museums, including Gassworks Gallery Studios, Tate Britain and The Canal Museum. I have also designed programmes to engage young children with museum collections and encourage learning and participation.    ·        We do Toy Making Workshops ·        Gardening ·        Outdoor Forest Trips ·        Museum Learning Visits I would like to invite you to take part in our workshops which are run in various l …

… KEN: In 1984 I arrived in UK as a student from Sri Lanka, fresh faced and shy with a high burden of expectation by my parents, I was called an alien and it was very alienating and I duly obliged my parents by failing all my exams because I was dyslexic which I didn’t know at the time, failure after failure followed with some successes and I became more and more withdrawn, shy and alone. Then, in 1995, I did a course which changed my life, instead of being a victim of my circumstances I decided t …

ADANNA WOMEN’S SUPPORT GROUP (AWSG) is an informal support group for women set up by mums primarily for mums with young children and mums-to-be. We meet in Dagenham (RM8) East London on the last Thursday of every month. Time 6pm to 8pm. It is open to all women who need a break from the children for a few hours to get back to themselves and their personal goals, enjoy adult conversation and socialise. Our aims are; • To help and empower parents to develop confidence in bringing up their children, …