On Thursday 16th September, RR hosted an online course about coding entitled "Coding 4 Children" and delivered by "Kids&Codes" organisation. The targeted participants were young people between 8 and 12 years old from a refugee or migrant background.
On Saturday 4 September 2021, we participated in a great community party in Longsight. It was nice to meet with friends and celebrate the work of communities in Manchester.
Thank you (Let's Keep Growing) for organizing this event. It was fun.
On Friday 20 August 2021, we had the pleasure of hosting Afzal Khan MP at our centre to discuss with him the new immigration bill and possible changes in the UK asylum policy and law and its impact on refugees and asylum seekers.
On Thursday 19 August 2021, we held an online meeting with Jeff Smith MP to discuss with him the nationality and borders bill and its possible effect on refugees and asylum seekers.
Having covered the topic of health services provided in England in previous videos, this video we will explore how to adopt healthy habits so that the National Health Service can perform its duties in the best way possible.
The 4th video is about family planning and sexual health services in England. It focuses on the following topics: planning for pregnancy, antenatalcare, childbirth, postpartum care, sexual health services and unwanted pregnancies.
The 3rd video talks about dental clinic services in the UK and how to access them. It examines the following themes: registration, first appointment at the practise, cost of the treatment, cost exemption (full and partial), emergency dental treatment, complaints and dental care.
On Thursday 17 June 2020 we participated in Café Conversation with participants from Syrian diaspora leaders programme in the UK. The event was part of Common Purpose’s programme which aims to build the capacity of Syrian leaders in the diaspora to contribute to Syria and the diaspora community.
On 03/06/2021, Rethink Rebuild Society manager, Dr Haytham Alhamwi delivered a talk about the impotance of learning English and attending ESOL classes for newcomers. getting into work and paying taxes as well as learning how to integrate into the British Society