We offer basic English lessons during our Drop-In each Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for beginners, 11 a.m. to 12 noon for those with some English. The aims are to give learners a knowledge of basic English grammar, spelling and punctuation, and also to give learners the confidence to speak, write and read English. Just come along. Also SEWING CLUB with 4+ sewing machines.
Wednesday June 25th Weekly Drop-In Centre at St. Chad’s Community Centre (building shared with the Church of St.Chad and St.Mark), at the junction of Owen Road and Lime Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton, WV3 0EX. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Click HERE for Google Streetview photo. Frequent number 2 bus from the City Centre to bus stop on Lea Road close to Owen Road, then walk down Owen Road to the Community Centre (entrance in Lime Street). You can get on the bus at City Centre bus stops in Stafford Street (University) – Lichfield Street (Art Gallery) – Darlington Street (‘top end’) or School Street. Click HERE for Map. Among other things, we aim to provide a safe, welcoming place where asylum seekers and refugees can relax by socialising, playing games and informally mixing with people from their own and other cultures.
Wednesday June 25th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the Drop-In. FOOD CLUB (Fortnightly) Come & Cook Food from your own Culture to Share with Others. Everyone welcome – Men, women, young, old, volunteers and visitors. If you would like to cook one of your favourite dishes, please let Gill Kelly know at the Drop-In, and she will buy the ingredients. Come and taste and talk.
Wednesday July 2nd “Welcome to City of Sanctuary” – An Introduction by National CofS, on Zoom, at 12 noon. New to City of Sanctuary or just plain curious? Do you want to understand what we do as a movement and as an umbrella organisation? Are you a school, theatre, university, garden or community organisation keen to learn more about how to make your work more welcoming to people seeking sanctuary? In this online session, they will provide an overview of the background and growth of the City of Sanctuary movement across the UK, share our values and aims and how we work with community organisations across all four UK nations to support new arrivals. Sign up now at https://cityofsanctuary.org/events/welcome-to-city-of-sanctuary-an-introduction-7/ .
We offer basic English lessons during our Drop-In each Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for beginners, 11 a.m. to 12 noon for those with some English. The aims are to give learners a knowledge of basic English grammar, spelling and punctuation, and also to give learners the confidence to speak, write and read English. Just come along. Also SEWING CLUB with 4+ sewing machines.
Wednesday July 2nd Weekly Drop-In Centre at St. Chad’s Community Centre (building shared with the Church of St.Chad and St.Mark), at the junction of Owen Road and Lime Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton, WV3 0EX. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Click HERE for Google Streetview photo. Frequent number 2 bus from the City Centre to bus stop on Lea Road close to Owen Road, then walk down Owen Road to the Community Centre (entrance in Lime Street). You can get on the bus at City Centre bus stops in Stafford Street (University) – Lichfield Street (Art Gallery) – Darlington Street (‘top end’) or School Street. Click HERE for Map. Among other things, we aim to provide a safe, welcoming place where asylum seekers and refugees can relax by socialising, playing games and informally mixing with people from their own and other cultures.
We offer basic English lessons during our Drop-In each Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for beginners, 11 a.m. to 12 noon for those with some English. The aims are to give learners a knowledge of basic English grammar, spelling and punctuation, and also to give learners the confidence to speak, write and read English. Just come along. Also SEWING CLUB with 4+ sewing machines.
Wednesday July 9th Weekly Drop-In Centre at St. Chad’s Community Centre (building shared with the Church of St.Chad and St.Mark), at the junction of Owen Road and Lime Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton, WV3 0EX. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Click HERE for Google Streetview photo. Frequent number 2 bus from the City Centre to bus stop on Lea Road close to Owen Road, then walk down Owen Road to the Community Centre (entrance in Lime Street). You can get on the bus at City Centre bus stops in Stafford Street (University) – Lichfield Street (Art Gallery) – Darlington Street (‘top end’) or School Street. Click HERE for Map. Among other things, we aim to provide a safe, welcoming place where asylum seekers and refugees can relax by socialising, playing games and informally mixing with people from their own and other cultures.
Wednesday July 9th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the Drop-In. FOOD CLUB (Fortnightly) Come & Cook Food from your own Culture to Share with Others. Everyone welcome – Men, women, young, old, volunteers and visitors. If you would like to cook one of your favourite dishes, please let Gill Kelly know at the Drop-In, and she will buy the ingredients. Come and taste and talk.
We offer basic English lessons during our Drop-In each Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for beginners, 11 a.m. to 12 noon for those with some English. The aims are to give learners a knowledge of basic English grammar, spelling and punctuation, and also to give learners the confidence to speak, write and read English. Just come along. Also SEWING CLUB with 4+ sewing machines.
Wednesday July 16th Weekly Drop-In Centre at St. Chad’s Community Centre (building shared with the Church of St.Chad and St.Mark), at the junction of Owen Road and Lime Street, Penn Fields, Wolverhampton, WV3 0EX. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Click HERE for Google Streetview photo. Frequent number 2 bus from the City Centre to bus stop on Lea Road close to Owen Road, then walk down Owen Road to the Community Centre (entrance in Lime Street). You can get on the bus at City Centre bus stops in Stafford Street (University) – Lichfield Street (Art Gallery) – Darlington Street (‘top end’) or School Street. Click HERE for Map. Among other things, we aim to provide a safe, welcoming place where asylum seekers and refugees can relax by socialising, playing games and informally mixing with people from their own and other cultures.
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Restore (Birmingham) run training sessions about refugee issues and befriending. Enquiries to Restore’s Befriending Coordinator on [email protected] . Training is offered free of charge, but donations towards costs are welcome.