Discussion about hazardous habits and their reasons
12.12.2013


Discussion about hazardous habits and their reasons


On October, 2013 the Riga Latvian Society started an interesting discussions cycle „Conversations about Nation’s Living Strength”, where all Riga’s citizens, who are interested in active ageing promotion and its topicalities for people in preretirement age and unemployed people, can participate.

Discussions are organised by the Riga Latvian Society interest group „Centre of People Living Strength”, where actively work high level professionals and RLS members. Cycle’s presenter is Dr. Med. Riga Stradiņš University docent Ilva Duļevska. 

The main aim of the discussions’ cycle „Conversations about People Living Strength” is to promote active ageing, socialization of social castaway risk subjected group preretirement unemployed persons and to raise the possibilities for these persons to involve in the labour market.  To attend the discussions are welcome unemployed persons in preretirement age and persons of ability-to-work age. The discussions attend also the most active RLS members. Thereby, additionally specialists’ lectures, the participants have the opportunity to see positive examples and different solutions of problem situations in different generations.

On December 12 at 17.00 the last discussion will take place about hazardous habits and their reasons.
Admission in the discussions is for free. All the interests are welcome!

More information
Project manager Lauma Celma
Mob. +371 27043170
E-mail:
lauma@lvacentrs.lv

Information prepared:
Riga Latvian Society
Advertisement and information coordinator
Zinta Gugane
Mob. +371 29528022
E-mail:
zinta.gugane@rlb.lv

 
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Project is financially supported by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
This publication has been made with European Economic Area’s Financial Mechanism’s and State of Latvia financial support.
The Riga Latvian Society is responsible for the content of the publication.

 




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