NAWIC Community Event: Parenting in Construction

Parenting in Construction

Navigating parenting and work life is a difficult juggle at the best of times, and working amongst the male-dominated, sometimes inflexible, and always dynamic construction industry often adds a layer of complexity!

Thinking of starting a family, or about to embark on parenthood?

Please come along with any burning questions, and to hear the many experiences of those who have walked this path before you.

Thinking about, or soon to return to the workforce after a period of parental leave?

Deep in the midst of raising young children and juggling life in the workforce?

Please come along and share your experiences, connect with other parents in the same boat, and hear from those ‘old hands’ who have done it all and come out the other side!

Been there, done that?

Please come along and share your valuable experiences, the highs, the lows, and the in-between.

This will be an informal, friendly, non-judgemental and inclusive get-together, in the function room at Southern Cross Garden Bar and Restaurant with a few drinks and nibbles provided. 

This event is FREE to all NAWIC members. Anyone is welcome to join NAWIC here. Non-NAWIC members are welcome at a charge of $10.00 a ticket.  Feel free to share the event details with those who may otherwise not have access to this email.

Please register your interest by booking a ticket to this event. We haven’t had an event quite like this before so if you’ve got any questions or suggestions, please get in touch!

If you would like to attend but can't due to childcare reasons - please feel free to bring your kids along for free (just let us know when booking your ticket).

Wellington NAWIC Committee

Please note: NAWIC is a voluntary organisation, committed to its obligations as a PCBU under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.   Amongst other things, this requires NAWIC to take all practicable steps to eliminate, isolate or minimize hazards that our event attendees are exposed to. Health and safety is a shared responsibility.