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The workshops are taking place at St Mary’s Hall in Muff
A series of workshops for women is beginning at St Mary’s Hall in Muff next month.
The programme, called Trace to Transform, commences on March 3 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
Muff Community Development has put a call-out to “all women” to take part in the programme which is run by The Churches Trust and the Department of Foreign Affairs, saying there are places still available “on this highly recommended series of workshops”.
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“Anyone who completed this programme before thoroughly enjoyed it,” the group said.
Anyone interested in taking part is asked to contact Muff Community Development on 074 93 84572.
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