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17 Nov

By Her Side Luncheon

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Join Lighthouse Foundation for By Her Side, a special fundraising luncheon supporting vulnerable young mums, bringing people together for an afternoon of connection, celebration and meaningful impact.

Hosted by Lighthouse Patron Jo Stanley, with special guest Lighthouse ambassador Madeleine West, enjoy a delicious two-course lunch, inspiring conversation and a festive gift marketplace.

The afternoon will also see the launch of new research highlighting the life-changing impact of Lighthouse's Young Parents & Babies Program.

Every ticket helps Lighthouse provide vulnerable young mums and their babies facing homelessness and trauma with a safe home, therapeutic care and the support they need to thrive, helping change the trajectory of two generations at once.

Gather your friends and join a beautiful Melbourne afternoon that makes a real difference.

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Date Times
Tue 17 Nov
  • 12pm - 2pm 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Location

1 Hotel Melbourne
9 Maritime Place
Docklands 3008

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Adult / general $250
Book online for By Her Side Luncheon

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  • telephone number: 03 9093 7500
  • email address: reception@lighthousefoundation.org.au
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