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Latest News: GOOD COMMUNITY RELATIONS PROJECT Advice and Information to Central and Eastern European Workers Service Provision of advice and information to migrant worker communities from Central and Eastern Europe Where is this happening? ______________________
We have weekly outreach advice surgeries in: ____________________________________
Paisley every Monday from 16.00 – 18.00 at Lagoon Leisure Centre, 11 Christie Street, PA1 1NB Glasgow every Tuesday from 16.00 -18.00 at WSREC, 39 Napiershall Street, Glasgow, G20 6EZ What we can help with:
· Employment · Business start up · Housing · Learning · Benefits · Leisure · Safety · Discrimination
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If you or your organization would like to get more information about the project or become involved, please contact Joanna Wisniewska, Development Officer Tel: 0141 337 6626 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it GOOD COMMUNITY RELATIONS PROJECT Darmowa Porada i Informacja dla Spolecznosci Migracyjnych z Europy Centralnej I Wschodniej Serwis Darmowa porada i informacja dla rezydentów z Europy Centralnej i Wschodniej. Gdzie? Cotygodniowe spotkania doradcze odbywają się w: Paisley w każdy poniedziałek od 16.00 – 18.00 w budynku Lagoon Leisure Centre, 11 Christie Street, PA1 1NB
Glasgow w każdy wtorek od 16.00 -18.00 w budynku WSREC, 39 Napiershall Street, Glasgow, G20 6EZ W czym możemy pomóc Oferujemy poradę z zakresu:
· Zatrudnienia · Rozpoczęcia biznesu · Housingu · Szkoleń i kursów · Benefitów · Czasu wolnego · Bezpieczeństwa · Dyskryminacji
Jeśli chciałbyś dowiedzieć sie więcej o projekcie lub otrzymać poradę ale nie możesz przyjść na spotkanie proszę skontaktuj się z: Joanna Wisniewska, Development Officer West of Scotland Regional Equality Council Napiershall Street Centre 39 Napiershall Street Glasgow, G20 6EZ Tel: 0141 337 6626 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
The Good Community Relations Project is funded through the Scottish Governments Race, Religion and Refugee Integration Fund. This is multi-faceted project incorporating three strands namely: · Tackling Religiously Motivated Crime amongst Young People: This initiative looks to challenge religiously motivated hate crime working inter-actively with young people from all communities to address fears and phobias of different religions and beliefs to combat religiously motivated crime. In particular this project looks to combat Islamaphobia and Anti-Semitism amongst indigenous Scottish young people and Christianaphobia amongst non-Christian young people. Key partners in this project are Strathclyde Police and representatives from Muslim, Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh religious organisations and places of worship. The services of this project will be operate across the 12 local authorities in the West of Scotland. · Provision of Advice and Information to Central and Eastern European Migrant Worker Communities: This initiative provides migrant worker communities from Central and Eastern Europe residents in the Glasgow and Renfrewshire local authority areas with outreach advice and information on housing, employment, safety, learning, benefits and discrimination. · Increasing local civic participation amongst minority ethnic communities: This initiative works to increase awareness of and participation of minority ethnic communities in Glasgow, East Renfrewshire, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire in local civic structures such as community councils, trade unions and school boards.
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| Last Updated ( Monday, 18 January 2010 ) |
