Gain a nationally recognised qualification and then we will support you:

  • We will help you to find a volunteering position if you would like one
  • We can provide you with a mentor to help you get into work or achieve a life goal

Learn – Gain a nationally recognised qualification

Save –   All of our trained Community Money Mentors report saving money whilst doing the course

ShareOnce you have graduated you will have the chance to become a mentor sharing your new found knowledge with others in your community

Come along and meet the tutor Shirina at the Masbro Centre

25th January 2017, 11am – 1pm

The Course will run: Every Wednesday for 10 weeks from 10am – 2pm starting 25th January.

For more information or to book a place please ring Rosemarie on 0207 605 0116 or email rosemarie@upg.org.uk  

The Women’s Association for Networking and Development WAND UK invites you to the next Happy Healthy Family Club.

When: Wednesday 25 January, 10:00 – 14:00

Where: Small Chapel, St. Charles Centre for Health and Wellbeing, Exmoor St , London W10 6DZ

For more information, click here.

FREE financial training for third-sector organisations in LB Hammersmith & Fulham, Westminster and RB Kensington & Chelsea: Most organisations handle Petty Cash, often without giving much thought to the processes and controls they are using. That can work fine… until something goes wrong! This 2 hours session will help you avoid the pitfalls by explaining Best Practice for handling Petty Cash.

Where: HFVC, 148 King St (entrance Galena Rd), London W6 0QU

When: 10am-12pm, 9th February 2017

For further information and to book, please click here

We are holding an Info and Engagement Event for those who work, live, or use services in Hammersmith and Fulham on the 30th January. It will be fairly informal, the idea being people will drop in to us between 5-7pm. For more information please look at our Eventbrite page.

click here.

A Healthy Response To Diabetes, Low Energy, Heart Disease, Our Stressful World – Come & Learn, Come & Eat, Come & Share

Where: St Andrew’s Star Cafe,
Star Road / Greyhound Road, W14 9SA.
(the road by North End Medical Centre)

When: 17th Jan | 21st Feb | 21st Mar
10:15am – 12:30pm

For further information, please click here

This month we are encouraging people to get active and think about how to make healthy lifestyle and wellbeing choices.

Across Hammersmith and Fulham there are a host of activities being put on by local charities and healthy living projects.

For information on some of the highlights for you to get involved with, please click here

 

 

Do you suffer from lower back pain and have been cared for by the NHS either in hospital or through a GP practice?

Treatments could include injections into the small joints linking the spine, steroid or anaesthetic injections into painful knots or bands and acupuncture for back pain or osteoarthritis.

We want to hear from you! We’d also like to hear from groups that represent you and from service providers

New national guidelines have made a number of recommendations which local CCGs in North West London would like to review.

We would also like to review what impact changes may have on local services.

The seminar will take place on 6th February 2017

For more information, please click here

We still have limited  funding available and have a choice of over 40 FREE courses listed on our website www.wefindanylearner.co.uk If you are looking for a course not listed, then do not hesitate to contact us as we could possibly have it available. For more information, please contact me nick@wefindanylearner.co.uk or call 01226 958 888 or 07403 765 278. Alternatively you can fill an online enquiry form or download a booking form

Book now for free training before the Apprenticeship Levy starts in April 2017. 

After successfully applying to the Big Lottery Fund’s Celebrate programme, The PEACE (People, Ethnicity, Age, and Community Engagement) project; a cross borough partnership between Nubian Life Resource Centre and PLIAS Resettlement has been awarded £10,000 to create a PEACE Wall to be unveiled during PEACE Week in 2017.

The intergenerational project will work with communities from all cultural & faith backgrounds to create a Peace Wall consisting of Peace Quotes from residents of the two London Boroughs of Brent and Hammersmith & Fulham. The project will aim to  remind, inform, educate and raise awareness of the importance of peace at an individual and community level.

The exciting initiative will consist of:

  • 2 community Peace meals; residents, faith and community groups and prominent figures, will be asked to write a sentence/quote on why peace is important to them and how can it be achieved locally and maintained.
  • An intergenerational Expression of Peace Competition for schools, faith groups and community organisations
  • Unveiling of the PEACE Wall – a collection of all the quotes collected throughout the project

Norma Hoyte from PLIAS Resettlement & Jazz Browne from Nubian Life Resource Centre says: “By creating a Peace Wall where individual statements will be recorded, we hope that many lives will be affected by the creativity of the peace wall with the ability to learn from each other. We will also have discussion topics on how to create peace across the different communities; this will be an interactive session which will be videoed.   We will create an online short tool kit which can be distributed via social media to promote and champion the need for PEACE”.

To be part of this exciting project please contact Jazz Browne on T: 020 8749 8017 or by email: jazz.browne@nubianlife.org.uk

 Send your PEACE Quote (no more than 25 words) to peaceproject@plias.co.uk

About Big Lottery Fund

  • The total amount available across the UK for the Celebrate programme is £5 million. To find out more please visit: biglotteryfund.org.uk/celebrate.
  • *YouGov poll on behalf of the Big Lottery Fund with 2109 respondents, June 2016.
  • The Big Lottery Fund is the largest funder of community activity in the UK. We put people in the lead to improve their lives and communities, often through small, local projects.
  • We are responsible for giving out 40% of the money raised by National Lottery players for good causes. Every year we invest over £650 million and award around 12,000 grants across the UK for health, education, environment and charitable purposes.
  • Since June 2004 we have awarded over £9 billion to projects that change the lives of millions of people. Since the National Lottery began in 1994, £34 billion has been raised and more than 450,000 grants awarded.