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Fashion Factory Fundraiser

Ladies! Join us to choose your Summer Wardrobe and support the Guardian Angels at the same time. Come along and see the fabulous outfits, shoes and accessories on sale. Bring your friends and enjoy a glass of Cava and nibbles, try on (and buy) your favourite outfits, join in the raffle and have what we promise will be a wonderful afternoon.

Purchases on the day will be discounted by 10% and the Fashion Factory will donate 10% of the takings to Guardian Angels.

Register to receive your discount voucher with Debbie Evans on 625803120 or [email protected].

Grand National

GA Grand National Event posterWatch the Grand National on 2 dedicated TV screens, have a flutter and enjoy a tapas style buffet for just €10

Ladies Lunch

lets-do-lunch-clipartGuardian Angels Supporters!!

Ladies, don’t miss our next Ladies Lunch on Wednesday 16 March. Still a few places left. It is at La Sucreria restaurant (near the church) in Javea Old Town, where you can meet new friends and network with other ladies and supporters / members of Guardian Angels.

Enjoy a buffet style delicious menu including starters, mains and desserts. Cost of lunch is €18.00 that also includes 1 drink and tea or coffee. Raffle prizes too. Call 625 803 120 to reserve your tickets or message Debbie Evans or Michelle Lawrence-Sinko.

Fun Quiz Night

3d_red_question_markCome join us for a fun quiz evening with Andre Le Masurier, full of laughs all the way. Definitely not a serious quiz! 7pm start, for a meal comprising, Curry, Ploughmans or Vegetarian Lasagne, then the quiz starts. Please let us know your menu choice when booking. Price €10 per ticket including meal.

Ladies Lunch

ladies-lunch-posterDid you over-indulge at Christmas and have that “overfull” feeling? With that in mind Guardian Angels will help you get back on track! We are holding our first exclusive, healthy Ladies Lunch at Arte Sano who are providing an excellent, tasty menu. Come along, enjoy the food and make new contacts. Numbers are LIMITED so phone or email now to reserve your place: 96 627 21 27, [email protected].

Arte Sano ask that all menu choices be in by Friday 15th. So if you are joining us for our Ladies Lunch next Wednesday, please can you let us know, thanks ladies.

Parenting workshop 2

Home page images1Understanding Your Teenagers

This session asks lots of questions! Parents are asked to remember their own teenage years and then compare the pressures and stresses the teenagers of today face.

We examine the transition that young people are experiencing as they move from childhood to independence and adult life. We are reminded of the patience, love and understanding these youngsters need and we look for ways of strengthening the relationship rather than putting it at risk.

Again, we look at case studies and examine the possible long term consequences of our actions and we discuss what is important and what can be ignored, e.g. the untidy bedroom or staying out late.

This workshop also spends time looking at body language and how we can give and receive messages without having to repeat ourselves too often.

Ideally, parents and carers should try to attend both sessions as one follows naturally from the other. It is also an opportunity to meet other parents and share experiences. The discussions with other parents are often the most beneficial part of the workshops. It is also advisable not to bring children to the session because it is not a good idea to talk about them in front of them.

Parenting workshop 2 (Benidorm area)

Understanding Your Teenagers

This session asks lots of questions! Parents are asked to remember their own teenage years and then compare the pressures and stresses the teenagers of today face.

We examine the transition that young people are experiencing as they move from childhood to independence and adult life. We are reminded of the patience, love and understanding these youngsters need and we look for ways of strengthening the relationship rather than putting it at risk.

Again, we look at case studies and examine the possible long term consequences of our actions and we discuss what is important and what can be ignored, e.g. the untidy bedroom or staying out late.

This workshop also spends time looking at body language and how we can give and receive messages without having to repeat ourselves too often.

 

Ideally, parents and carers should try to attend both sessions as one follows naturally from the other. It is also an opportunity to meet other parents and share experiences. The discussions with other parents are often the most beneficial part of the workshops. It is also advisable not to bring children to the session because it is not a good idea to talk about them in front of them.

Parenting workshop 1(Benidorm area)

This is the ideal opportunity to brush up on your parenting (or grandparenting) skills.

The first workshop, entitled ‘I Want to be Good’,  introduces parents to the ABC of behaviour.

This workshop starts with the assumption that all children want to be well behaved, get things right and please their parents. Sometimes they just get it wrong, because they didn’t know what was expected and sometimes they are just reacting to a situation they didn’t understand.

The Antecedents, the Behaviour and the Consequences. We explore what triggers the behaviour and how we react to the children. We look for ways to encourage children to take responsibility for their actions. We discuss how we can change children’s behaviour for the better and for the long term.

We take a few case studies and discuss the options available to the parent or carer and consider what the consequences might be for the child’s future development.

Parents may want to discuss particular issues, e.g. homework, bedtimes, fussy eaters. These can be explored during the workshop or further sessions can be arranged for specific topics.

This workshop mainly focuses on primary school age children. A follow up session, ‘Understanding your teenager’, will be arranged at a later date and will concentrate on the teenage years.

Ideally, parents and carers should try to attend both sessions as one follows naturally from the other. It is also an opportunity to meet other parents and share experiences. The discussions with other parents are often the most beneficial part of the workshops. It is also advisable not to bring children to the session because it is not a good idea to talk about them in front of them.

Contact the workshop leader Ann Lawrenson by email: [email protected] to let her know you are coming.

Eat for your age

Scan_20150927Ann Mather is a qualified nutritionist who has been helping GA for the past 2 years. She is passionate about nutrition and well being and has in depth knowledge about the best foods, vitamins and exercise for our children and ourselves.

The event is open to committee members and mentors also because we can re-think our food habits at any time in our life.

Parenting workshop 1

This is the ideal opportunity to brush up on your parenting (or grandparenting) skills.

The first workshop, entitled ‘I Want to be Good’,  introduces parents to the ABC of behaviour.

This workshop starts with the assumption that all children want to be well behaved, get things right and please their parents. Sometimes they just get it wrong, because they didn’t know what was expected and sometimes they are just reacting to a situation they didn’t understand.

The Antecedents, the Behaviour and the Consequences. We explore what triggers the behaviour and how we react to the children. We look for ways to encourage children to take responsibility for their actions. We discuss how we can change children’s behaviour for the better and for the long term.

We take a few case studies and discuss the options available to the parent or carer and consider what the consequences might be for the child’s future development.

Parents may want to discuss particular issues, e.g. homework, bedtimes, fussy eaters. These can be explored during the workshop or further sessions can be arranged for specific topics.

This workshop mainly focuses on primary school age children. A follow up session, ‘Understanding your teenager’, will be arranged at a later date and will concentrate on the teenage years.

Ideally, parents and carers should try to attend both sessions as one follows naturally from the other. It is also an opportunity to meet other parents and share experiences. The discussions with other parents are often the most beneficial part of the workshops. It is also advisable not to bring children to the session because it is not a good idea to talk about them in front of them.

Contact the workshop leader Ann Lawrenson by email: [email protected] to let her know you are coming. Details to follow soon regarding courses in the Benidorm area.