WoW Mums and Falcon Estate RA have sponsored the Christ Church School children to attend the Jamie Oliver’s Cookery school and learn how to cook with the fruits and vegetables, which they have grown in their Secret Garden. The children made Ravioli from scratch and filled them with the spinach grown in their school garden. Thank you to KLS for letting us use their community van and thank you to Rex Wickham from Media 2020 for driving us there.
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Catch up on the latest news from WowMums – Battersea Women’s Association
WoW Mums invited to Diversity Dinner
Keith Vaz MP celebrated the diversity with residents of Battersea and invited us to Diversity Dinner with Ed Miliband on 18th February 2015 in House of Commons.
WoW Enterprise Club
Festival of Businesses is a great gathering for business owners with seminars, interviews, networking and exhibitors. WoW Enterprise members will attend this festival on
Saturday, 17th January from 2pm-6pm in Kensington Forum, London.
Book online www.festivalofbusinesses.eventbrite.co.uk
Ecolocal Food Talk
Local Food Talk with ECOLOCAL and WoW Mums in 200 Pennethorne House on Monday, 26th January from 12 – 1pm. All welcome.
Attend this workshop and learn why local food is important and where to find local food in Wandsworth.
London Diversity Event
Meet Keith Vaz MP, Chair of Home Affairs Select Committee and celebrate London’s Diversity on Thursday, 8th January at 7pm in 177 Lavender Hill, Battersea. Food and drinks provided.
WoW New Years Party in Haven Lodge
WoW Mums have organised a New Years Party for residents of Haven Lodge, sheltered housing accommodation on Monday, 5th January from 1pm.
WoW Mums December 2014 Newsletter
WoW Mums December 2014 Newsletter has been published.
Please got to Newsletters.
WoW Artwork displayed in Impact Hub
WoW Mums and WoW Kids artwork is exhibited at Impact Hub in King’s Cross until January 2015.
Positive Parent Action Christmas Lunch
Positive Parent Action is a group of parents and carers who’ve come together to champion children and young people (from birth to 25), living in Wandsworth who are affected by disability.
Knowing that there’s strength in numbers and shared experience, thy work closely with Wandsworth Council to improve provision for all families in the borough with additional needs.
PPA have set up the parent forum in 2009 with funding from the national initiative ‘Aiming High for Disabled Children’, which promoted greater parent involvement in local provision.
Since our launch PPA have helped to bring parents and professionals closer together, and established a committed steering group with valuable first-hand experience across a range of disabilities, age groups and family circumstances.
Several WoW Mums are members of PPA and will attend their Christmas lunch in Kairos Centre in Roehampton at 11am today.