We are half way through our various activities that seek to build our community to be a coherent and tolerant place. We have programmes tailored to suite multiple ages and cultures. We always have room for our community,to join us, just contact us and our helpful team will get back to you promptly… To see […]
Lilian Seenoi has scooped the ‘Women on the Move’ Award, which is part of the Women of the World Festival. She is the first woman from Northern Ireland to achieve the title. For her own part, Lilian is a 32-year-old Maasai woman from Kenya who has been involved with community development work for 15 years
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Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees are enduring blizzards, biting winds and freezing rain as the worst winter storm for decades sweeps across the Middle East. Aid agencies are warning of extreme hardship, particularly among families living in flimsy tents. The United Nations has said it is extremely concerned about the plight of refugees. Aid
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PRESS RELEASE It is with very great sadness that I have heard the news of the death of Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa. His extraordinary wisdom, selflessness and compassion not only held South Africa together following the collapse of apartheid, preventing potentially immense displacement, but made him a true global symbol for
KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of the Congo, December 10 (UNHCR) – With sexual and gender-based violence an acute problem in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, UNHCR offices across the country have been spreading awareness about the scourge in a series of events marking the annual 16 Days of Activism against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence. Thousands
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