Special Communal Prayers in Honour of the Martyred
His Eminence Shaykh Ghulam Rabbani invites you to join us for Special Communal Prayers in Honour of the Martyred , Christchurch New Zealand EVERYONE WELCOME Date: Thursday 28 March 2019
The Hornbeam Cafe and Art Catcher Ltd are looking forward to their WMAG Fundraiser Gig No. III, presenting musical artists from the UK and worldwide, with songs reflecting on the societal and political state of their countries and the world.
We are happy to welcome singer-songwriter Juli Szatmari from Hungary (now lives in Bielefeld, Germany), whose songs are increasingly deeply concerned with the state of the world and attitudes she observes in European countries including her own. Juli creates a great rapport with the audience and will leave you feel like she has sung this concert just for you! Do have a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09KJ0VWaThA
Juli’s concert will be preceded by some percussion by Alex Nikolakakis, requiring a bit of audience participation! As usual, 50% of the evening’s proceeds go to the work of Walthamstow Migrants Action Group. £6 advance, £7 on the door. Buy your advance ticket at https://ticketlab.co.uk/event/id/2722
TimeBank have recently received MHCLG funding to run our Talking Together pre-entry/entry 1 level basic ESOL classes in Waltham Forest over the next year: http://timebank.org.uk/talking-together
As a brief summary, to deliver our classes, we typically partner with schools, children’s centres and other community organisations. Our partners provide the space and recruit the learners (and receive £120 per learner that attends 50% of the course), and we provide a trained volunteer to deliver the classes.
We are now looking for new partners in Waltham Forest and want to make sure we’re complimenting and adding to existing provision. For further information about the project Contact Calley: calley@timebank.org.uk
Tell MAMA would like to invite you to a Hate Crime Advice Surgery in Waltham Forest: The Mill Community Centre, 7-11 Coppermill Lane, Walthamstow, E17 7HA.The surgeries will run on the second Thursday of every month from 12:00pm to 1:00pm
They provide a safe space to discuss hate crime and how to report hate incidents anonymously Members of the public can drop in for advice with no appointment necessary for this free service.
12:00pm – 1:00pm Thursday 14 February 2019 Thursday 14 March 2019 Thursday 11 April 2019 Thursday 9 May 2019 Thursday 13 June 2019
This is a community conversation about migration, home and belonging, with stories from refugee women. Entrance is free (including global snacks) Booking is essential at: http://bit.ly/womensstorycafe
This event is supported by the Centre for Public Engagement at Queen Mary University.
Transport: Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line and London Overground) is a 3 minute walk Walthamstow Queen’s Road (London Overground) is a 10 minute walk.
The surgeries are a safe space to discuss hate crime and how to report hate crime incidents anonymously. Members of the public can drop in for advice with no appointment necessary for this free service.
Thursday 14 February 2019 Thursday 14 March 2019 Thursday 11 April 2019 Thursday 9 May 2019 Thursday 13 June 2019
Local refugee supper club Stories & Supper will be running a series of story-making workshops for refugees and asylum seekers (status irrelevant). The workshops will be at Gnome House (E17 6DS) on Saturdays at 11am starting on 9th February.
No experience needed – Travel expenses paid and lunch provided. Those who attend the workshops can go on to be facilitators and storytellers for a series of global story cafes in the community.
Please spread the word to attendees at your ESOL classes. More info from Helen at storiesandsupper@gmail.com
Connecting Communities is a new programme soon launching across the borough. It aims to improve the life chances of residents by making our communities feel safer and more connected. We want people in Waltham Forest to be proud of their different backgrounds, cultures and faiths, while feeling part of the bigger community.
What are the networks? To help the council and community work better together, we have formed four local networks in Walthamstow, Chingford, Leyton and Leytonstone. At the first round of network meetings in December, residents shared what they see are the key challenges for their area and mapped some of the valuable work that’s already happening across the borough. It was a chance for people to get to know others and share ideas.
What now? Following your feedback, we would like to join all networks together at one big meeting. As well as having the chance to network with others beyond your local area, attendees will also be involved in shaping some ideas which will become pilots in the borough over the coming months.
Catalyst will be delivering a programme in Walthamstow from Monday 18thFebruary to Thursday 21stFebruary and applications are now open! Develop the skills and experience to play a part in building a strong civil society in a multi-faith, multi-ethnic Britain.
About Catalyst: Catalyst offers free training to young people between 16 and 26 years of age, to empower young people to act as positive role models in their neighbourhoods and communities. Catalyst emphasises the importance of religious and ethnic diversity in our country and encourages its students to be understanding and supportive to people of all backgrounds. For more information and an application form please go to our website: https://www.near-neighbours.org.uk/catalyst
PROGRAMME DETAILS Dates: Monday 18thFebruary – Thursday 21stFebruary 2019 Location: Faizan-e-Islam, 8 Corbett Road Walthamstow, London E17 3JZ Times: 9.30am-4.00pm All refreshments and materials provided Please contact us if you have any queries or special requirements such as dietary or a need for a private prayer area, as we do our best to accommodate any request.
HOW TO APPLY To apply please fill out the application form on our website and return it to Florence. E: florence.akuffo@nearneighbours.org.uk T: 02078981667
Catalyst is delivered by the charity Near Neighbours.
South Chingford Community Library welcome you to join us as a thank you for the support of the community during 2018. 265 Chingford Mount Road, E4 8LP
Twixmas Drop In: Friday 28th December 2018 From 11am – 3pm
Singer Annie Riley at 1pm
Buffet Lunch
All welcome
Monday’s at South Chingford Community Library Free Arts and Crafts for all
Monday’s 2-4pm
10th Make your own bath salts
17TH Make your own Scarves Drop in , for more information please contact
Alison Gordon, Local Area Coordinator Larkswood Ward
07790 362715 Alison.gordon@walthamforest.gov.uk