The “Yes we can – Bridge the Gap” conference is organised by Norfolk County Council Children Services Specialist Social Work Service- Diverse Communities. The aim is multi-disciplinary Regional Conference to bring together current thinking and good practice in working with Black & Asian Ethnic Minority (BAME) children, young people and their families. Aconference that promises empowerment, information sharing, entertainment and confidence in working with BAME families |
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A pioneering scheme that will improve protection for children by giving members of the public a formal mechanism to make enquires about people who are in contact with children was announced today by Home Secretary Alan Johnson (March 3) |
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The West African community is being encouraged to support the Change4Life movement, which this week launches its drive to help families in Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups eat well, move more and live longer. |
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Welcome to Keep The Faith magazine, Britain's leading publication for black faith. You are now able to view our magazine online by clicking on the link below. Did you know Keep The Faith is distributed nationwide to over 4,310 black-led, black-majority churches and community groups nationwide? |
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Birkbeck College, the Raphael Samuel History Centre and the Hackney Archives cordially invite you to a FREE Open Access History Workshop on Saturday, 13 March 2010, 2.30- 4.30 PM at Hackney Central Library, 1 Reading Lane, London E8 1GQ |
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To improve the way stop and search is carried out in Islington, police have asked members of the public to give feedback about their tactics as part of a new Stop and Search Monitoring Group. |
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The Commission is to launch a Construction Leadership Diversity Forum following the outcomes of its Race and the Construction Industry Inquiry. It is one of a number of measures developed by the Commission to help tackle racism and the under-representation of groups including ethnic minorities, women and disabled people. |
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