Nice to meet you (again) at UnliMited Students
Are you a student with a disability, visible or invisible, chronic illness or are you neurodivergent? UnliMited-Students is the community for you!
Join us on Tuesday, 24 September for a cozy pizza night and get to know UnliMited-Students! Find a safe space to meet and connect with other students with a disability, chronic illness or neurodivergence.
Spend the evening painting a tote bag, playing (board) games or just chatting with others. You will also have the chance to contribute to our ever growing UnliMited-patchwork.
Pizza and other snacks will be provided and participating is free of charge!
This event will take place at Kaleido (Tapijnkazerne 21) on Tuesday, 24 September from 18:00 to 20:00.
Whether this is your first time joining one of our events or you are already a member of our network; we look forward to spending a relaxing evening with you!
Please sign up for this event and indicate accessibility needs or dietary wishes via the Registration form.
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