Provide an overview of the project (ongoing or new, start date, how it will operate) Warrington Ethnic Community Association intend to continue with an ongoing event in Warrington to showcase the work it supports within the community. The Charity runs a one day event called the Mela, The word MELA come from Sanskrit "to meet" and is related to "milana". The MELA will be a tool to develop support networks, break taboos and stigmas and build trust between residents and services. Mela’s are traditionally an Asian celebration but WECA (Warrington Ethnic Communities Association) break away from this format and celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Warrington. It is also an opportunity for various ethnic communities to come together and share common values within the wider Warrington Community. Our communities bring food, entertainment that is traditionally cultural to them. What are the project’s aims and how will they be achieved? The Project is the Mela a cultural festival that raises awareness of the diverse cultures in Warrington. The event will have stalls and entertainment. We invite the police and services to have stalls on the day to enable people to sign up to services and find out more about where to report hate crime, get information on adult social care, and health care services. The stalls and services will be promoted in the intervals of the entertainment.
(UK, 026213) Browse eventsBaillieston Community Care is a registered charity and community care organisation which has been established since 1992. Our organisation provides a variety of services aimed at maintaining individuals independence at home.Currently we have three separate services; Private Care at home for adults with disabilities. Creative Breaks Respite Care for adults with Dementia & Dementia Day Care.
(UK, 289302) Browse eventsThe Deaf Studies Trust provides innovative solutions to improve communication and reduce isolation within the Deaf Community. It specialises in British Sign Language, and has recently set up special videophones for Deaf people to get help in an emergency and to talk with friends when they are feeling down.
(UK, 290380) Browse eventsIt maintains and develops the village hall and recreation ground.
The mission of Carlow University is to make available transformational educational opportunities for a diverse community of learners, and to empower them to excel in their chosen work as compassionate, responsible leaders in the creation of a just and merciful world.
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(UK, 1085847) Browse eventsCulture24 make amazing things happen in musuems and galleries across the UK and the world. We produce the much loved Museums at Night festival, the Show.me website and the groundbreaking Let's Get Real research programme. We believe that cultural organisations have a vital place in a better world.
(UK, 1127254) Browse eventsBalrampur Hospital Foundation UK, Balrampur, is a charity set up to help fund the blossoming Balrampur Medical Instiute & Research Centre in India. The district of Balrampur is in the state of Uttarpradesh, in North India. It is Close to the border of Nepal. The district has a population of approxiamately 2 million. The nearest hospital with all facilities is in the state capital, Lucknow, about 150 km away. The roads are depleted and the journey is between 4-7 hours by car. For those who can afford travelling it is really an arduous journey. At the time of ill health, this would be even more terrible. Most people, however, do not have the means to make this journey. The need for this charity hospital is undoubtedly great. The Balrampur Medical Institute & Reasearch centre is young and growing. It is base on 13 acres where the 300 bed hospital is to be built. It is currently providing outpatient facilities, and the state is now providing free medicines to those who visit the hospital. This is a great step forward, but there is still so much to be done and developed. We have a long way to go.