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1 Unscheduled Care in Western Trust area - Your experience, views and suggestions
Can you spare 15 minutes of your valuable time to answer eight straightforward questions about Unscheduled Care in this part of the Western Health & Social Care Trust area?
If so please click here to begin this anonymous survey.
North West Community Network has been commissioned by the Western Local Commissioning Group (LCG) to conduct Community Engagement around the area of Unscheduled Care.
Unscheduled Care basically refers to when someone accesses health and social care services unexpectedly. This can occur at any time and crosses the traditional boundaries between general practitioner (GP), community and hospital services and means there must be a 24 hour service available.
Across the Western Trust area, over 1000 surveys will be completed by the end of March 2017 and then analysed to determine what changes or priorities need to be considered in the shaping and commissioning of future services.
You can decide to complete the survey yourself, share it with friends and family, colleagues and service users. The value and analysis of responses will be greatly improved if you can include answers on Age, Gender and Post Code so you are kindly asked to record these.
Your can complete this survey electronically here or, if more convenient, print and complete by hand. It is also available on the Network's website - www.nwcn.org
Unscheduled Care Survey
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2 Council's Online Grant Aid Programmes
Derry City & Strabane District Council’s online Grant Aid has opened for the following programmes:
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Community Support Fund 2017/18
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Community Centre Venue Fund 2017/18
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Cultural Venues Fund 2017/18
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Good Relations Fund 2017/18
You can apply for funding at www.dcsdcgrantaid.com
The closing date for all funding programmes is Friday 7th April 2017 at 3pm.
Further information on: www.dcsdgrantaid.com Or contact: Community Development, Good Relations or Arts & Culture - Tel. No: 028 7125 3253
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3 FREE Office furniture for Community Groups
The Youth Justice Agency, the Embassy Building, 3 Strand Rd, Derry/Londonderry is currently in the process of reorganising it’s office on the 4th Floor in the Embassy Building. As a result we would like to donate some office furniture to community/ voluntary organisations.
This includes, tambour units, office chairs and filing cabinets. Please note that we are unable to deliver to organisations.
If you have any queries regarding this, can you please contact Paul Ryan or Drew Hammond on 028 71278070 or paul.ryan@dojni.x.gsi.gov.uk.
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4 European Funding Available - Have YOU claimed yours?
‘Erasmus+’ Have YOU claimed your chunk of €14.7bn yet?
That’s right, it’s not a printing error! €14.7bn has been set aside for the Erasmus+ programme, which has been running from 2014 and concludes in 2020.
As the UK prepares to leave the EU we have one simple question for you - have you claimed your chunk of €14.7bn yet? After 2020 it’s gone, so now is the time to do something about it.
‘LID+’ is one of only seven approved European Commission funded projects Promoting Erasmus+ in the UK in 2017. We have a range of free bespoke services that can take you from mere idea to submission-ready application, led in some areas by our own team of ‘E+ Ambassadors’.
Our bespoke services include Information Sessions, Listening, Feedback and Mentoring, as well as One-to-Ones and Development Workshops for young people.
Aimed specifically at (i) EVS (European Voluntary Services) (ii) Youth Exchange and (iii) Mobility Projects including training programmes, seminars and planning meetings, ‘LID+’ can support your potential involvement in Erasmus+.
Want to find out more? Want to claim your chunk of €14.7bn? ‘LID+’ is holding a short Information Session on how. Details are below.
To book your place at either Information Session please contact the: thelidprogramme@hotmail.com
Venue: (i) Strabane Library, 1 Railway Street, Strabane, BT82 8EF
(ii) Foyle Arena, 2 Limavady Road, Waterside, Derry-Londonderry, BT47 6JY (places limited so please book early)
Date: (i) Wednesday 29th March 2017
(ii) Friday 31st March 2017
Time: (i) 2.00-3.30pm (includes time for questions & answers)
(ii) 2.00-3.30pm (as above)
For more information on ‘LID+’ go to: http://thekingisalive.wixsite.com/thelidprogramme/lid
Want to stay informed of developments at an international level?
Subscribe to our 'LID+' bulletin by clicking here.
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5 Connecting Mental Health Carers/Families Event
When: Thursday 30th March 2017
Where: 10.30-1.30pm @ Strabane Library
10.30am-11.00am Tea/Coffee/Scones Meet other carers and learn about CAUSE services.
11.00am-12.30pm Pharmacist Talk (What they can offer carers, Safety in medication and
Basic health checks.)
12.30pm-1.30pm Tia Chi and Qigong
Tia Chi and Qigong are both holistic, meditative, slow flowing exercises
based on Traditional Chinese Medicine.
They help to release stress, enhancing a calm state of mind and improve
overall health and well-being.
This event is FREE and it is specifically aimed at mental health carers and families. You are welcome
to come along to this event and meet other carers in a relaxed and informal setting and find out about CAUSE and what we offer to carers.
If you need further information on this event please feel free to contact Annette on 075 1506 5296 or email annette@cause.org.uk otherwise I look forward to seeing you on the day.
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6 Celebrating the Culture of Kinship
Kinship Care NI are holding a Celebrating the Culture of Kinship event on Saturday 25th March 2017 to celebrate the culture of kinship.
The FREE event will be open to everyone and is a great opportunity for children and families to spend special time together.
The event will take place in the Foyle Arena from 1.30pm to 4.00pm where children and their families will spend the afternoon having fun and getting involved in lots of activities from facepainting, bouncy castles, arts and crafts, balloon modelling, science shows, climbing wall, football, obstacle courses, crazy golf and lots more.
Chief Executive of Kinship Care NI, Jacqueline Williamson explained “We are offering a day for everyone big and small to have fun without any cost or worries where they can have a great day together. We hope our CELEBRATING THE CULTURE OF KINSHIP EVENT, which has been funded by the Department for Communities will be a day of great entertainment and celebration."
The event is open to everyone and no registration is required.
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7 Will you join the thousands of volunteers already taking on dementia?
We have a number of Volunteering opportunities for the Alzheimer’s Society in the Foyle area. Why not volunteer today!
Will you join the thousands of volunteers already taking on dementia?
There are so many exciting and important ways in which you can play your part, be it fundraising, research or as a volunteer in one of our services. Whether you can give an hour, a day or more, you can make an important difference to the life of someone living with dementia.
We are currently looking for an Administration Support volunteer to help with general office duties, which can include filing, photocopying, receiving visitors and answering telephone calls.
The role is flexible and we do hope you will be able to offer a few hours each week or fortnight, and provide some continuity over a number of months.
Administration support volunteers help to provide an efficient administration function, providing important support to colleagues involved with the delivery of services and other essential activities. The role does not expect you to manage the whole administration service but to provide help and assistance to colleagues, so that local administration is as effective as possible.
Interested?
If you would like to find out more about this or any of our volunteering opportunities please contact Rosario Mc Hugh, Volunteering Officer (rosario.mchugh@alzheimers.org.uk /028 82 250103) or visit our website at www.alzheimers.org.uk.
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8 Vote Vote Vote!!
'Connecting Care Homes' for the #peoplesprojects 2017
LGNI are delighted to announce that our Big Lottery Fund NI Awards 4 All project 'Connecting Care Homes' has been nominated for the #peoplesprojects awards this year - to be in with the chance of being awarded £50,000 to scale up and take the project to 5 other care homes across Northern Ireland.
But to win we need your vote!!
Public voting opens Monday 20th March at 9am and our project will be featured on UTV in the coming week so watch out for us!
To vote for us please click here before the 3rd April 2017
The project connects care homes to their local community through bringing local schools and youth groups together with residents of the care home to complete a range of projects and activities, from arts, fashion, music, crafts and reminiscence. It tackles loneliness and social isolation whilst bringing generations together to create age-friendly communities.
Winning the #peoplesprojects award would give us the opportunity to roll out this project to more care homes across the province....
The original project was piloted in Kirk House in East Belfast this year and to give you an idea of what the project looks like and what it will offer to other care homes if we are successful you can view our short film below..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGGIQo-xoSA&t=8s
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9 Health Literacy Communication Training
You are invited to register your interest in an information session regarding an upcoming pilot ‘Health Literacy Communication Training’ taking place on Monday 27th March 2017, 10.00 am – 12.00pm, Holywell Diverse City, Bishop Street, Derry..
Findings from the evaluations of this training will be included in and inform research on effective interventions on health literacy for health professionals across disciplines.
Target audience (applicants must meet all criteria)
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qualified health professionals providing care or treatment to patients and clients
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non-NHS staff from multiple disciplines working in community health care settings
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have attended information session and
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have a good understanding of English
The training programme will take place in April and be delivered over 2 x 5 hour workshops and include 3 hours of self-study.
To register your interest please email: info@dhcni.com outlining how you meet the ‘Target Audience Requirements
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10 “SEEING ISLAM – Muslims in a Diverse Community”
OUR NEXT OPEN MEETING – AN INVITATION
Our next open meeting will be on the timely subject of
“SEEING ISLAM – Muslims in a Diverse Community”.
Guest speaker is Dr Chris Hewer, a theologian and noted authority on Christian-Muslim relations and dialogue. He’s visiting Northern Ireland to speak at a conference and we’re very pleased that he’s able to come to give this talk.
It’ll be on Tuesday 4 April, 7.30 pm, (refreshments from 7 pm) in The Playhouse, Artillery Street, Derry. All are welcome – please feel free to share this invitation.
You can learn more about Dr Chris Hewer and his work at www.chrishewer.org
Inter-Faith North/West: www.interfaith-nw.org.uk
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11 Bring The Big Lunch to your Neighbourhood
This year The Big Lunch annual day for neighbours forms part of The Great Get-Together weekend, which will take place June 17 and 18.
The Big Lunch provide a free pack to get party planning started and are encouraging neighbours and community groups UK wide to order your free Big Lunch starter pack >(https://www.edenprojectcommunities.com/join-in-get-your-free-big-lunch-starter-pack) and take part by celebrating community spirit where ever you live on June 17-18.
What is The Great Get Together Weekend?
The Great Get-Together is a weekend of community celebration aiming to bring people together to enjoy a diverse mix of activities including Big Lunches on Sunday 18 June.
It is a unique collaboration between the Jo Cox Foundation, The Big Lunch and a range of great community organisations who share the ambition to positively impact people’s lives, and the places where they live.
The idea was launched by the Duchess of Cornwall and Jamie Oliver at Clarence house, and is hoped to be the largest community celebration since the Jubilee.
Over 4000 people have already signed up to take part, and many charities, businesses and organisations are also getting behind the idea.
What is The Big Lunch?
The Big Lunch is the annual get-together for neighbours held each year one Sunday in June. In 2016 7.3 million people got-together to share food, friendship and fun.
Since starting in 2009, thousands of Big Lunches have taken place in all types of communities, with millions of people taking to their streets, gardens and community spaces for lunch. Your event can be anything from a simple get-together with neighbours in your backyard to a full-blown street party or community event.
How do we join in?
What you do and how you do it is up to you - the key ingredient is people.
Often a Big Lunch starts with a small group of friends and neighbours with an idea to get people together on one day in the year (usually a date in June). With a bit of door knocking, word of mouth and a few flyers, the ‘founding allies’ can get it to snowball into a proper plan involving the whole neighbourhood. The free pack provides all you need to kick things off locally.
What’s the aim?
The Big Lunch, an idea from the Eden project and funded by the Big Lottery, aims to help ordinary people develop relationships on their doorsteps. In turn people start to share things, from conversation and ideas to skill and resources, building stronger, happier, healthier and more resilient communities.
For more information visit https://www.edenprojectcommunities.com/
or find us on social media @/EdenCommunities #TheBigLunch #GreatGetTogether weekend
Email: Gmccloskey@edenproject.com
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12 Job Opportunity with North West Migrants Forum
Job advertisement: Youth Support Worker-Leader in charge - March 2017
Applications are invited for the position of a youth support worker-Leader in charge to develop and deliver high quality work with young people aged 11 – 25 years from minority ethnic communities in the North-West Area of Northern Ireland.
The post holder will work through an agreed programme of work that facilitates young people’s participation in current issues and decision making by creating opportunities for their personal, social and educational development. The post holder will also be responsible for the delivery of key aspects of the project, the management of appropriate staff/volunteers and the implementation of organisational policies. I
nterested individuals can access an application form and a full job description through the North-West Migrants Forum website www.nwmf.org.uk
ABOUT NORTH WEST MIGRANTS FORUM (NWMF)
North West Migrant Forum’ is a young, dynamic community organisation registered with the charity commission of Northern Ireland (NIC103178) working and advocating for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the North-West region of Northern Ireland. We are a membership organisation that works independently and in partnership with others to provide support to migrants and refugees from their arrival to settlement and integration into the local community.
The North-West Migrants Forum exists to serve and protect the interest of people of minority ethnic communities and refugees leaving in the North-West region of Northern Ireland. Our mission is to support people of minority ethnic backgrounds and refugees by providing a much-needed sense of acceptance, listening and acting through our common humanity to create and nurture reconciliation, human rights, social justice and a community where everyone is respected regardless of ethnicity, colour, religious beliefs, sexual orientation and gender.
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13 Appointments to the Board of The Northern Ireland Housing Executive
The Department for Communities will shortly be seeking applications from people interested in the following appointments – Chair and Vice Chair of the Board of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive.
Applications are welcome from a wide range of people who have an interest in public service. The Department wishes to recognise less traditional career patterns and experiences such as community involvement or voluntary work, as well as those experiences found within the employment field.
The Department is committed to the principle of public appointments based on merit with independent assessment, openness and transparency of process. The Department is also committed to equality of opportunity and welcomes applications from all suitably qualified people irrespective of religious belief, gender, disability, ethnic origin, political opinion, age, marital status, sexual orientation or whether or not they have dependants. We would particularly welcome applications from women, people with a disability, young people and people from minority ethnic groups for these positions.
The formal advertisement will be placed in the Belfast Telegraph, Irish News and News Letter on 23 and 24 March 2017. Details are also available on the Department for Communities website - www.communities-ni.gov.uk/dfc-public-appointments or www.nidirect.gov.uk/public-appointment-vacancies
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14 Latest Offers from Salto Youth
How to ignite the spark? Participation Lab 3: How can participation support young people in difficult educational and work situations?
The 3rd participation lab of “Ignite the spark” explores how participation can support young people who are in difficult educational and work situations. In this lab we want to learn, share and experiment.
Organizer: Erasmus+ UK National Agency (Ecorys) (National Agency)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Application deadline: 31 March 2017
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Power of Positivity: Promoting positive mental health and well-being in youth exchanges
Power of Positivity (POP) is an opportunity for youth workers and newcomers to meet a develop Erasmus + Youth Exchanges, particularly projects working across the theme of the promotion of balanced well-being of young people.
Organizer: Léargas (National Agency)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Application deadline: 5 April 2017
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WANDERFUL! pilgrimage - learning by walking
Pilgrimage as a tool for personal development, learning and transformation. Wanderful! is an experiential on-the-road training course and a journey through our inner and outer landscapes. Join the adventure of exploring pilgrimage in a new context.
Organizer: Wanderful team (NGO/Others)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
Application deadline: 7 April 2017
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FIT - Facilitating Inclusive Trainings
Are you a trainer/facilitator or coordinator of learning activities? Are you thinking of ways to improve your skills in facilitation? Do you think increasing the commitment to inclusion and diversity is important? Then get on board!!!
Organizer: Spanish NA (National Agency)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Application deadline: 7 April 2017
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IT-Careers for Youth!
We invite youth workers who are interested in organizing IT-courses for young people in order to facilitate their international career to join the event!
Organizer: Utrecht Consulting Group (NGO/Others)
This activity is for participants from:
Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries, Other countries in the world, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
Application deadline: 15 April 2017
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Passion for learning - Training Course on how to support young people better in their learning process
Are you ready to dive into learning? To explore your own motivation behind learning and look for ways to raise motivation for learning of young people? You’re welcome to join the journey leading to higher quality in your daily youth work!
Organizer: Agency for International Programs for Youth (National Agency)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Application deadline: 16 April 2017
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Social and Audiovisual Media to Empower Youth NGOs
The seminar aims to master the use of the new media for youth work and for entrepreneurs in the service of promotion programs and business, we believe that we will achieve this by analyzing, accessing and creating social and audiovisual medias
Organizer: MasterPeace Morocco (NGO/Others)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
Application deadline: 17 April 2017
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Social and Audiovisual Media to Empower Youth NGOs
The seminar aims to master the use of the new media for youth work and for entrepreneurs in the service of promotion programs and business, we believe that we will achieve this by analyzing, accessing and creating social and audiovisual medias
Organizer: MasterPeace Morocco (NGO/Others)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
Application deadline: 17 April 2017
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OPEN ACCESS II
Partnership Building Activity for Youth workers on involvement for access of young people with physical or mental disabilities in Erasmus Plus Youth in Action Programme.
Organizer: French Erasmus + Youth in Action NA (National Agency)
This activity is for participants from: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Application deadline: 17 May 2017
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15 Get into Security with Eventsec
Are you 18-30? Looking for work?
Get into Security with Eventsec
28th April – 12th May 2017, Derry/Londonderry
Taster/Selection day: 25th April
If you are not currently in full-time employment, education or training, come and meet new people, learn new skills and gain work experience as part of this programme. We’ll also help you with your CV.
Not only will it boost your confidence and employability, but you’ll also have the chance to benefit from the support of one our mentors to help you uncover your next steps.
All training provided to get your SIA License
Gain a NCFE Award in Understanding Stewarding at Spectator Events
Travel & lunch expenses paid on programme
Doesn't affect your benefits.
* Please note: Due to the nature of this programme, some convictions may not be accepted - get in touch for more details.
In partnership with: Eventsec
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16 ‘Let the Dance Begin’ - The ‘Creative Gathering’ Event
An innovative Town Model of Arts, Health and Well-being Information on The ‘Creative Gathering’ Event
Using the Pushkin Trust theme for 2017 ‘Floodtide in the Heart’
Tuesday 28th March 2017, 10.00am - 4.00pm in the Main Hall in the Guildhall in the heart of Derry City
‘The Gathering’ is one of a series of Arts, Health and Well-being events hosted by Arts Care, Pushkin Trust and the Public Health Agency as part of the wider ‘Let the Dance Begin’ partnership project.
Arts Care is a leading Arts and Health Regional Organisation.
Pushkin Trust is a leading Arts and Environment cross Ireland Education Organisation.
The Public Health Agency is the major regional organisation for health protection and health and social wellbeing improvement.
The concept of the ‘Creative Gathering’ has evolved from the successful ‘Let the Dance Begin’ Arts Town and Well-being partnership project now in its fifth year of delivery in the Derry City and Strabane District Council area. The theme has been adopted from the Pushkin Trust programme theme 2016/17, ‘Floodtide of the Heart’.
The programme for the event will bring together experts from the Education, Health, Arts, Business and Community Sector as well as artists from different disciplines and project participants who will showcase their work.
The ‘Creative Gathering’ recognises the significance of providing an opportunity for people across the Health, Education, Arts, Community & Business Sector to come together to explore and build their knowledge of the arts, gaining further insight into how creativity can strategically and practically transform individual and community life.
It seems timely to bring people together from a personal and professional perspective, to explore how we develop an innovative and creative model of community health and well-being that transforms our experience of managing a healthier and happier life both locally and globally through a ‘creative caring model’ of community living.
The ‘Gathering’ will be hosted in the Guildhall, one of Derry City’s most recognisable landmarks which has been at the heart of community life both locally and internationally since 1890.
Whilst visiting the Guildhall you can enjoy the stunning architecture, unique stained glass windows and exhibitions.
This event will benefit; professionals from health, arts, education, business, community organisations, volunteers, students, carers and citizens.
The programme is also supported by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Children in Need, the Derry City and Strabane District Council, Western Health and Social Care Board and the regional Health and Social Care Board.
Outline of the Programme
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Tea and Coffee on Arrival (10.00am)
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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Key note presentations - Holding Creativity and the Arts at the Core
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Performance
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The creation of a reflective collective artwork by event attendees facilitated by a team of Arts Care & Pushkin Trust artists
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Lunch
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Performance
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Case Studies/Research-Exploring Evidence of Impact and Transformation
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Audience/Panel Discussion
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Closes (4.00pm)
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17 An Arabic Concert
Sole Purpose Productions bring you: An Arabic Concert on Saturday 25 March, 7-9pm at the Derry Playhouse BT48 6RG
Free admission
Join us in an extravaganza of Arabic singing, music and dancing featuring special guests and ....
Mohamad Noor and his Band
Mohamad is a professional singer from Syria. He arrived in Derry in May 2016. His new energetic band have formed and rehearsed especially for this concert. As well as enjoying Mohamad's voice, you can marvel at Sami Fodel on keyboard, and tap your feet with Asem Sweidan on drums.
...and Dabka Dance Troupe with Mustafa Algadoaa and Asem Sweidan.
Derry's Dabka Dance Troupe have been tirelessly rehearsing and will share traditional dabka from Syria. For some dances, everyone will be invited to join in some easy steps, if you wish to.
The concert is organised by Asem Sweidan. This event is part of The Marhaba: Hello Project of Sole Purpose Productions, funded by the Department for Communities.
The Artists
Mohamad Noor is a Syrian singer who has been living in Derry for about a year. Mohamad found his passion for singing from a young age. He entertained school friends, then took his love of music out to his community. The war in Syria put his music career on hold and forced him to leave the country. Mohamad says the only thing he owns is his voice which he uses to entertain us. The love of his fans and their support has encouraged him. He is proud of all of those who supported him.
Asem Sweidan is the band manager - the band needed support, promotion and translation. Asem was there at every step of the way, he used his passion for drumming to express his happiness and to support the band. Asem says yes its a new band and the goal is to reach every listener, every party and every house.
Sami Fodel is an amazing oriental keyboard player, his musical instrument took him from Algeria to turkey, to France then to Derry. The music as he sees it is an international language that needs no translation, it connects all of us.
Rami Zahra is a jornalist and songwriter, Rami has dedicated his work to humanity, to the suffering of his homeland Syria and it's war victims. Rami is a great asset to the group.
Mostafa Algedoah is a Syrian artist, he has been living in Derry for about a year. Mostafa has a passion for Dabke dancing, he teamed up with other migrants and locals recently to spread the fun of the levant dance. Dabke is an Arab folk dance native to the Levant countries. It is performed in Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Hatay and Northern Saudi Arabia.
Audrey Doherty began learning Middle Eastern dance in London almost 20 years ago and currently teaches mainly Egyptian style. Audrey performs Arabic dance nationally and internationally. She is also a Carnival stilt -walker and Street Spectacle performance artist.
Sheeoneh started her training in Middle Eastern Dance around 20 years ago in Germany with a former member of the Mahmoud Reda Dance Troupe. She has performed and taught in Germany and the United States as well as Ireland and the UK.
For more information and photos, please visit Arabridge facebook event page www.facebook.com/events/1245881042125406/
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18 Showing Off - An exhibition of film and moving image by women artists and film makers
Curated by Mhairi Sutherland
First film screening 6.30pm, Exhibition launch 7.30 - 9pm -
Saturday 25 March 2017
In March, the month of International Women’s Day, Void is proud to present a programme of documentary, experimental and dramatic works in association with Women Make Movies (WMM) a New York based media arts organisation. 'Showing Off' explores the international diversity, history and achievement of women film makers and artists. The thematic framework is that of civil rights explored from a feminist perspective, viewed through the lens of current events impacting on movement and immigration issues.
First established in 1972 in order to address both the under and misrepresentation of women in the film and media industries, WMM provides services for both makers and users of film and video. In 1997 the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MOMA) honoured 25 years of WMM with a special tribute and retrospective exhibition showing 25 Women Make Movies titles, whilst in the 30th anniversary year WMM presented a record breaking ten films at the Sundance Film Festival, including the Special Jury Prize winner Lourdes Portillo in January 2002. Currently WMM collects and distributes over 500 films, representing over 400 film makers, from 40 countries worldwide.
Integral to the film screening season at Void, will be a dynamic programme of discussion and screenings of film and video made by local and international film makers.
'Girl From God's Country: The History of Women in Film and Other War Stories will screen at 6.30pm. To book your place, please RSVP to hello@derryvoid.com.
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19 Imtac Omagh Public meeting
Imtac is holding a public meeting in Omagh on Wednesday 29 March 2017. The meeting will be held at the Silverbirch Hotel starting at 11.30am and finishing around 2pm with a lunch provided.
The purpose of the meeting is to hear from disabled people, older people, their organisations and others about transport issues in the area. It is also a chance for people to hear from Imtac members about what the Committee is doing to make travel accessible to everyone.
The meeting is open to anyone with an interest in transport and travel issues but the Committee is particularly keen to hear from older and disabled people themselves.
Places can also be booked online using https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CRV322N https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CRV322N. We do have both BSL and ISL interpreters in attendance at the event.
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20 Lisa's Birthday Bash - Live Life Lisa Orsi Foundation Fundraiser
Friday 7th April 2017
Waterfoot Hotel, Derry/Londonderry
Doors open at 7:30pm for 8:00pm start!!
£10 - all proceeds to The Foundation
Entertainment:
Raffle/Games
Live Music - The Hitmen
Spot prizes
For further information and ticket purchase please contact:
Dennis Orsi - 07752968959
Carla Lyons - 07706820359
Denise O'Doherty - 07851226747
Kelly Gormley - 07746444036
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21 Latest Offers from Karuna Therapies
Anne Marie Therapist at Karuna Therapies is offering for March only;
Reflexology is a specific foot massage designed to relieve tension, reduce stress and promote overall well-being by applying pressure to specific areas of the feet. As a series of treatments is recommended, if you book 3 reflexology treatments with Karuna, your forth treatment will be free.
Contact Karuna on 02871312043 or 07596658851
Follow us on Karuna Facebook
Or www.karunatherapies.com
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other Karuna offer
Karuna Therapies making profit not taking profit, all profit made is gifted to Foyle Women’s Aid
Karuna Therapies is a Social Economy Business
Kitty Therapist at Karuna Therapies is offering March Madness!!
Back, Neck, shoulder Massage for only £20
Come and have all your stress and tension massaged away using individual mixed oils to suit your needs
In the stunning surroundings of Karuna Therapies
This deal is sure to book up fast so contact us now!
Contact Karuna on 02871312043 or 07596658851
Follow us on Karuna Facebook
Or www.karunatherapies.com
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other Karuna offer
Karuna Therapies making profit not taking profit, all profit made is gifted to Foyle Women’s Aid
Karuna Therapies is a Social Economy Business
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