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GR week Heat and Eat Event

Run by Newcastle HFA Area

A heat and eat event where good relations through the Newcastle community can form naturally in a safe space

This event provides a space to encourage people to come together
to reduce isolation and loneliness to become better connected to
their neighbours and become more aware of the local support
groups available to them during the winter. By meeting their neighbours in this informal space and meeting new people this will promote good community relations and prepare res-idents for the winter ahead. By working in partnership with local support services to help provide a community lunch we can provide signposting to the local community in an informal environment.

Who is running it

Newcastle HFA Area

Arbour, Radius, Clanmil and Ark housing associations are in the Newcastle shared area and work with the Newcastle community through the 5 year good relation plan

Phone
02838339795
Address
Arbour Housing, 18-22 Carleton Street Portadown Armagh BT62 3EN

Who it is for

  • Everyone welcome

Accessibility

  • Accessible toilets
  • Accessible parking
  • Step-free access
  • Baby changing

Also on Thursday 15 October

15 Oct

Other

Intergenerational Friendship Bracelets

Whiterock library is hosting a Friendship Bracelet craft workshop for Good Relations Week.

When
Thu 15 Oct · 3.30pm–4.30pm
Where
Whiterock Library, Belfast
Finished Free In person Booking needed
15 Oct
6 dates

Discussion or talk

A week where young people and families have a place and a voice while meeting people from different backgrounds, celebrating diversity and developing

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When
Thu 15 Oct · 6pm–8pm
Where
Kingdom Youth Club, Newry, Mourne & Down
Finished Free In person
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Panel discussion

Same Struggle, Same Fight: Workers’ Rights, Women’s Rights and Migrant Rights

Workers’, women’s, and migrant rights are often treated as separate, even when they intersect in people’s everyday lives. Join us for a conversation about what our movements can learn from one another,and what solidarity looks like in practice.

When
Thu 15 Oct · 5pm–7pm
Where
Áras Uí Chonghaile James Connolly Visitor Centre, Belfast
Finished Free In person