The Gathering Drum in association with Clanmil Housing are hosting a ‘Gathering Drum’ event on Friday 23rd September in celebration of Good Relations Week 2022.
This event will focus on the music and rhythms of African and Calypso drumming. To complement the Gathering Drum, workshops will also be held that will include ethnically styled mask making and decoration.
Food and refreshments will also be supplied.
This event is open to all!
The Gathering Drum in association with Clanmil Housing are hosting a ‘Gathering Drum’ event on Thursday 22nd September in celebration of Good Relations Week 2022.
This event will focus on the music and rhythms of African and Calypso drumming. To complement the Gathering Drum, workshops will also be held that will include ethnically styled mask making and decoration.
Food and refreshments will also be supplied.
This event is open to all!
The Holywell Trust will be hosting a seminar session that will include topics on, New Ireland, Brexit, The Protocol and a United Ireland. Young people will listen to the view points on these topics and then will get an opportunity to ask questions in a safe environment.
Holywell Trust works across the North West helping to create a new society of active citizens who respect and celebrate difference.
For more info please email: kyra@triaxneighbourhoodmanagementteam.org
Do you have clothes that are feeling a little old or dull? Come along to ‘Revamp Your Camp’ at Another World Belfast on Wednesday 21st September at 6pm.
You will have the opportunity to upcycle your own clothes (using tie-dye, fabric paint & stencils) into something totally wardrobe worthy and unique!
You can bring along your own items or work on a new project with us!
Contact name: Leo Lardie
Email: leo@rainbow-project.org
Telephone: 02890319030
Youth Link in partnership with Community Intercultural Programme (CIP) and Oasis Youth Centre is offering training to support local services to deliver Youth Work with Newcomer Children and Young People. This training is aimed at youth workers, community workers, and faith-based organisations interested in enhancing their skills, understanding and practice around engagement with Newcomer Children and Young people.
The training seminar will be facilitated by Stephen Smith (CEO) of CIP. As CEO of CIP, Stephen coordinates 12 staff members that deliver a range of projects such as : Advice Clinics for ethnic minority communities, BME children & youth projects, Ethnic Family Support, Human Trafficking Awareness, Cross cultural/cross-community integration projects involving art and sport. Stephen will be joined in the training seminar with Bethany Ebron and youth workers from Oasis Youth Centre in Portadown who will bring the training alive with practical examples, insights and case studies.
Overview of the Training
10:00 Arrival: Registration, Tea & Coffee
10:15 Session 1: Stephen Smith – Engaging with Newcomers in youth work
11:15 Break
11:30 Session 2: Developing new skills and insights
12:30 Lunch
This training is a Continuous Professional Development opportunity aimed at improving the skills, expertise, and competence of workers. It will include the following:
The training is delivered at Youth Link Training and Resource Centre, 638 Springfield Road, Belfast BT12 7DY and there is free parking available. For more information, call 02890323217
This Project is funded and supported by the EA in partnership with Youth Link