How- To-Adult Workshop 5: Relationships and Planning for a Family
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About this event
For many youths, maintaing healthy relationships with their partners or family members might be difficult. Keeping in mind youths who want to start their family on their own, there are many challenges to it.
Through this series of workshops, we hope that youths will be able to learn more about various topics that will become more relevant as they enter the working, such as personal finance, housing, relationships, and more.
How-To-Adult Workshop 5 focuses on a topic which discusses about how to effectively ommunicate with their partner or family members. Join as us representatives from Virtus Associates guide us through the quagmire of financial planning!
In this workshop, you will learn:
- Communication between couples/families
- Love Languages - how to better respond/react to your partners/ children
- Financial planning when it comes to raising a family
Date: 25 September 2021
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Platform: Zoom
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Organiser of How- To-Adult Workshop 5: Relationships and Planning for a Family
As TRC Youth Wing, we aspire to be the voice for not only the Tamil youth in the community but also act as a platform for Tamil youth to take part in and excel in various fields. We seek to adopt alternate perspectives in pursuing community initiatives and hope to instill in our Tamil youth the importance of service to the community.
The TRC Youth Wing aspires to inspire, to be an enabler of positive change within our Tamil youth and encourage them to be active contributors to both the Tamil community and the larger Singaporean society.