The 12th Annual Camden County Women’s Health Conference is taking place on Sept. 24 at Eastern Regional High School on Laurel Oak Road in Voorhees Township.
“It’s an informative and fun-filled day that begins at 8 a.m., with more than 60 interactive workshops on subjects ranging from yoga and zumba dancing to wellness, financial planning, legal issues, how to raise a brighter child and how to juggle career and family,” said Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez, liaison to the Camden County Health Department. “Many of these classes fill up quickly, so you would be well advised to register online at www.camdencounty.com.We look forward to seeing you there.”
Other workshops deal with social networking and how parents can guide and protect their children, dealing with wrinkles, making a career change or finding a new job and much more.
Each year, more than 1,200 women attend this totally free event that includes a complimentary continental breakfast and box lunch, a goodie bag and more than 60 workshops and over 100 exhibitors and vendors plus door prizes.
Sign up now and bring your mother, daughter, sister, neighbor or girlfriend. Free child care is also available onsite. Register today to get into the workshops you want. Go towww.camdencounty.com to register.
For more information and any questions, please call Camden County Public Affairs at (856) 225–5431.
The Women’s Health Conference key note speaker this year will be CBS 3’s Pat Ciarocchi. In addition to anchoring and reporting news for CBS 3, Pat Ciarrocchi is co-host with Ukee Washington of Talk Philly, CBS 3′s Emmy Award-winning news and lifestyle program, airing weekdays at noon.
Ciarrocchi’s work has earned her multiple Philadelphia Emmy Awards, including recognition for individual achievement in news writing. She has won the nationally prestigious Gabriel Award from Catholic Academy of Communications Arts, a CEBA Award recognizing communications excellence to black audiences and a Sarah Award from Women in Communications locally. In 2000, she was inducted into the Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame in recognition of her accomplishments in the television industry.
For the past two years, the county has sold sponsorship opportunities to pay for the cost of the event, so that taxpayer money is not used to offset these costs.
This year’s sponsors are Cooper University Hospital, Virtua Hospital, Lourdes Health System, Verizon, The Courier-Post, Foodwerx, Conner Strong& Buckelew, Susquehanna Bank, TD Bank, Bowman& Company LLC, the law firm of Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C., SJ Moms Magazine, Camden County Woman, Southern New Jersey Business People, Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Visit www.camdencounty.com for a detailed schedule of the workshops with information about the presenters.
