Mother and Baby Group in St Julians for anyone who is interested...

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Member since 21 December 2010

Annabel123Member26 June 2011 21:13:54

St Julians
Monday and
Wednesday

These playgroups are held once a week and are of a two-hour duration. They start from October and go on up to June. The fee is 14 for those who are members, and 18.65 for non-members. There is a membership fee of 7 annually.

Want to become a member?
Anyone willing to volunteer, may join as members and become committee members after six months of membership.

lindseyb Contributor

Member since 18 April 2011

lindseybContributor27 June 2011 08:55:16

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Sounds good to me, I´ll join as soon as I get there xx

Harmonie ViP

Member since 13 June 2011

HarmonieViP27 June 2011 09:01:59

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Hello Annabel123!

You should post an advert in the Malta classifieds > category community/Clubs, associations, volunteers.

Regards,
Harmonie.

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