Estonia's Union of Free Evangelical and Baptist Churches (Kogudused) is hosting a series of three theme evenings for parents, supported by the country's Ministry of the Interior, addressing difficult topics affecting children and teenagers. The first evening, on 16 September in Tallinn, brings together a school psychologist and counsellor, Karmen Maikalu, with chaplain Meego Remmel to discuss depression and suicide among young people; the session will be recorded and is free to attend.
Organizers say the series aims to ensure parents facing serious concerns about their children are not left to navigate them alone. Further evenings are planned on domestic violence (14 October) and school bullying (18 November).
(Originally published in Estonian. Summary translated by CC / Connexion.)
Source: Eesti Evangeeliumi Kristlaste ja Baptistide Koguduste Liit — kogudused.ee
