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We are extending enrollment for Paley Family Day!

This is a free event for all Paley European Institute patients and their families.
? When?
September 18, 2021.
? Where?
"Julinek Park" amusement park
Julinek 1
05-084 Leszno (near Warsaw)
⌚️At what time?
From 10:00
We are planning lots of activities for you, including games, entertainment, animation, a STAR concert and delicious food ?
The highlight of the event will be the Talent Festival, where you can showcase your greatest passions and skills! ?
Feel free to fill out the recruitment form:

You can also fill out a paper form at the reception desk of the Paley European Institute.

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