Parents Without Partners

Suffolk Chapter 64

Do you know someone that is single, going through a divorce, or widowed that has children? Tell your friends to come to our 
orientation to learn what PWP can offer.

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We’re on Facebook…
We now have a group on Facebook. It is by invite only. If you would like to join, sign into Facebook and type the following in the search box:
Parents without Partners Suffolk County
Request to be a friend and then wait to be accepted. It is a closed group, so only PWP members will be "friends".

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July 2-5
Camping is Back!
Join us for the
July 4th weekend at Sears Bellows
July 3
Community Dinner at Sears Bellows
5pm
See flyer in this newsletter
for more info

OUR PROGRAMS
Volunteers. staff and leadership is served entirely by volunteer members
Our programs are balanced among three areas:
Educational activities, Family activities and Adult Social/Recreational activities.
Educational Activities may be group discussions, lectures by psychologists, lawyers and other professionals, study groups, training seminars, leadership and personal growth opportunities.
Family Activities may include holiday activities, potluck suppers, fun and educational outings, picnics, hikes, camping, bowling, etc. for children and their parents. These activities may be unique in that they are the one place where children can be alone with other single parent children.
Adult Social/Recreational Activities help single parents learn to relate again with other adults as single persons.

ORIENTATIONS

held on Thursdays every week (7:30pm) at Bohemia Recreation Center, located on Ruzicka Way off Smithtown Avenue in Bohemia.

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Annual membership is $46.00

Mission Statement

Parents Without Partners provides single parents and their children with an opportunity for enhancing personal growth, self-confidence and sensitivity towards others by offering an environment for support, friendship and the exchange of parenting techniques. For the minor children of single parents, it offers them the opportunity to meet peers living within the same family structure and thriving. No more standing out in the crowd or feeling isolated because they are part of the single parent family.