Omagh Gathering for Community Organisers - Eden Project Communities
Eden Project Communities
Our next event is being hosted by the wonderful Rosa Santiago Kelly from Goodwill Gifts in Omagh.
This event is for the South West members of our Eden Project Communities network, and anyone who is interested in being more active in their community. The Eden Project Community network is a group of people doing great things in their communities, projects large and small, that make people's lives easier, happier and more connected.
We will visit the charity shop that Rosa set up and she will tell us the story of her organisation.
We are going to share and discuss ideas for how to reach new people outside of your usual circle, and especially how to engage BME (Black, Ethnic Minority) groups in activities in the wider community. And we can chat about any plans to get involved in the Big Lunch or the Great Big Walk this year.
Afterwards, we will enjoy a meal of hot, delicious soup and sandwiches and share our recent challenges community hopes for the year ahead. New people and those just wanting to find out more about our network will be made very welcome, so come on ahead.
Friday 02, February 2018
at 6pm
- Community development
Date and Time
- -
Location
Goodwill Gifts Charity Shop
George's Street
Omagh
BT781DA
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Please contact Niamh Scullion on [email protected] or 07850914533
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Omagh Gathering for Community Organisers - Eden Project Communities
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