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APDO Unveils Plans for its Annual National Event
APDO, the Association of Professional Declutterers and Organisers, has announced plans for its upcoming annual National Organising Week, which aims to raise awareness of the industry and share the benefits of organising your life and home.
National Organising Week will take place 7-14 November, and the theme of this year’s event, which is ‘organising your life to save you money’, will focus on helping households to cope with the escalating cost of living crisis. By sharing easily applied tricks, valuable tips and practical guidance, APDO members will be using their knowledge and skills to help others cope with the rising costs of heating and eating, identify how they can change spending and daily habits to save money, and reduce stress by improving their organising skills.
The APDO community will be helping others make to positive and impactful choices in the way they organise and maintain their homes to help reduce waste and save energy, by sharing lots of helpful advice and information on their website. Topics will include; how to save money on food and clothes, getting organised on a budget, how to have a cost-effective Christmas, best ways to save money at the weekend, and more.
APDO, the UK’s membership association for decluttering and organising professionals, sets standards, provides professional development and supports the growth of the industry. Founded in 2004, APDO is a non-profit organisation and belongs to a global community of professional organising associations which foster collaboration to advance the industry through sharing information and ideas.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Melissa Chawner .
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