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SASH London Workshop

We’re hosting a 4 week online workshop in the month of July based on the TV drama MTV Shuga: Love, Sex & Money.

The drama is based in Nigeria, mirroring West African culture and mannerisms, so you will need to be familiar with the culture in order to be able to participate fully.

Week 1: How we think about our own risk of getting HIV directly relates to the level of caution we take around sex. In this session we will discuss and try to understand our sense of our own risk.

Week 2: In this session we explore honesty in relationships, sharing about sexual histories and learning about a sexual network.

Week 3 – In this session we will explore the bigger decisions behind all the smaller everyday decisions we take on things, including love, sex, relationships, money and how we are in the world.

Week 4 – In this session we explore HIV stigma and the impact it can have on us and our relationships.

If you are interested, register you attendance here – https://bit.ly/2C95tkK

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White City Innovators’ Programme

Do you have an innovative idea or product? Have you started working on a business idea which changes the way people do things for the better? If so, the White City Innovators’ Programme could be for you.The White City Innovators’ Programme 2020 is a 6-week pre-accelerator that is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs and people with creative business ideas.

The programme which is now in its third year, is being run online due to COVID-19. It gives participants access to mentorship, businesses workshops and prize money to help them kick start their business ideas. The programme starts on the 28th May, with workshops running two days a week from 16.00 – 18.00. To find out more about the programme and check eligibility click here.

Open to: residents in Hammersmith and Fulham

Deadline: Tuesday 5th May

Apply: online here

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Women’s Leadership for Social Change

This course mixes theory with practice and interactive sessions and covers topics such as: feminism, intersectionality and leadership, the relationship between leadership and empowerment, organisational practices, unconscious bias, emotional intelligence, preventing burnout and self-chis course mixes theory with practice and interactive sessions and covers topics such as: feminism, intersectionality and leadership, the relationship between leadership and empowerment, organisational practices, unconscious bias, emotional intelligence, preventing burnout and self-care.

Date: Thursday, 30 Apr 2020

Full details

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Spring Mindfulness Course for 50+

Could you benefit from learning techniques to help deal with the stresses of everyday life? Join mindfulness coach, Elizabeth Hooper, for a FREE eight-session course to help you feel more relaxed, more focused and better able to cope.

The course starts on the 6 February and runs on consecutive Thursdays until 26 March.

For more information and to book click here

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Open Access Youth Work – Exploring the Current Context & Evidence

Date –   Friday 14th February 2020
Time  –  13.00 – 4.00 (refreshments provided)
Venue  –  Room 2 North Wing of the Guildhall
Spaces  – (30)

Workshop Aims

  • To explore the current evidence in universal and/or open access youth work.
  • To engage practitioners on the gaps in this evidence and where future research or activities could be focused.

Click here to register to attend

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Elgin Close Resource Centre Timetable

Please click below for the latest monthly and quarterly timetables for Elgin Close Resource Centre.

Please be aware of our new opening times as from January 2020: Monday to Friday – 9.00am to 5.00pm .We are no longer open at weekends.

Activity timetable 
Elgin’s timetable

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Hammersmith & Fulham Hive is back!

Learn how to get the funding your community project needs at the upcoming workshop!

Wednesday 12th February, Irish Cultural Centre, 5 Black’s Rd, Hammersmith, W6 9DT, 2.30pm – 4.30pm – Get your FREE ticket here!

Hammersmith & Fulham Hive is the place to go for local change makers and community champions who want to make the borough an even better place to live. LBHF is pledging up to £20k towards community-led projects that bring local places to life! Join programme partners Spacehive for an interactive workshop  for people interested in becoming project creators! You will:

  • Learn more about H&F Hive funds and the Spring Funding Round
  • Discover additional funds available for your project
  • Get advice on creating your campaign plan

Explore how to promote your project successfully!

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Innovative Participatory Workshops for Refugee Women

Scheherazade Initiatives runs free weekly participatory theatre workshops for migrant and refugee women that offer a fun and engaging complement to traditional language learning and integration programmes.  Through creative games and exercises, role play, character creation and scene development, we explore issues that refugee women face when arriving in the UK and enable the women to ‘try out’ alternative scenarios to achieving their integration goals. Past workshops have focused on issues such as navigating the health and education systems, building relationships across cultures, dealing with intergenerational tensions and marital challenges, and, critically, building the self-confidence, personal leadership and communication skills to empower women to make a home for themselves here.  The programmes are funded by the UK National Lottery Community Fund which makes participation free for all.  Click here for further information and we would be grateful if you could please spread awareness of this project.

If you want to be kept updated about our work using theatre to empower migrant and refugee populations, please sign up to our newsletter here

 

 

 

 

 

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The Importance of Being Breast Aware

 

 

Happy Healthy Family Club

Promotes Wellbeing

 

Every last Wednesday of the month.

Activities include Zumba

 

Workshops + Presentations Raffle & Auction

 

 

OUR MESSAGE

  • Accept who you are
  • Eat Healthily
  • Keep Active

 

 

Topic of the Month

The Importance of Being Breast Aware

Guest speaker – Charlene Imbert

Founder of: Sister Size

 

Wednesday 30 October 2019

  10.00 – 14.00

 

Click here to get more information.

 

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Curious Chemical Catalysts

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Explore Chemical Catalysts and see some amazing reactions with our Imperial Researcher Richard Kong.
About this Event
From the food we eat to the air we breathe, we all rely on chemical reactions, but some of these reactions need a helping hand. This is where our researchers look to catalysts, materials that help reactions happen!
In this workshop you will learn about the basics of chemical bonds through some exciting demonstrations delivered by Imperial researcher Richard Kong, before learning more about Imperial’s work developing new catalysts and why they are so important.
After picking the chemical reaction of your choice (perhaps turning carbon dioxide into diamonds or breaking down plastic) you will learn about the features of catalysts by making a catalyst monster. At the end of the workshop, we shall look at some real catalysts on the large screen and compare them to our own.

 

 

 

Further information

This free workshop is open to residents living in North LBHF and North Kensington. There will be a demonstration at the start of the workshop, so it is important that you arrive on time for your session.

As this is a family event, children aged 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged between 12 – 15 will only be allowed to participate if they have given an emergency contact name and phone number via the booking form.

 

When: Friday 25th October

Where: The Invention Rooms Café

Slots: 14.00 – 16.00

 

To register, click here.

 

 

 

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