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COFFEE MORNING DROP-IN |
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All women welcome
Every second Tuesday starting in October 2010 from 10am to 12noon.
Venue: Unity Cornwall, Community Centre, Truro (for full address details, please call Nour Chakroun on 07999 327717).
This is open to women from any background who wish to come in for a chat or just to have cup of tea or coffee. It is an opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures, to get to know each other and to promote understanding and tolerance.
For further information, please contact Nour Chakroun on 07999 327717 or email:
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Unity Cornwall's Youth Forum - Dance and Film Production Workshops |
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Please go to the workshop section to view young people interviews. |
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Black and Minority Ethnic NHS Staff Support Network |
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Through our partnership work with the NHS Cornwall & Isles of Scilly and other statutory/voluntary agencies Unity Cornwall believe we can together bring about positive change at work for black, asian and minority ethnic staff throughout the whole health community.
It is our aim to identify new and existing resources to help establish and support staff networks and to facilitate the creation of social forums and events where staff can build cultural links both locally and regionally. |
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New name for the Minority Ethnic Group (MEG) |
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 The Cornish Health Community have re-launched a new BME NHS Staff Support Network. The MEG is no more, and has been replaced by a BME NHS Staff Network that have not yet given themselves a name..
The PCT through a consultation process with BME staff members last year November 2008 agreed that a staff network would be very helpful. The PCT has recently commissioned Unity Cornwall to facilitate these staff sessions.
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Read more...
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Launch of Unity Cornwall's Newsletter - Coming Soon |
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Unity Cornwall will be launching its newsletter in Summer 2010. The newsletter will be called FACES which I believe speaks for itself, but for those who don't get it - we simply mean that our aim is to portray everyone's cultural identity and hopefully focus and explore issues on race equality locally with some news going on regionally and nationally.
All members now have an opportunity to submit an article or story for the first edition of FACES so please contact us as soon as possible on
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or telephone on 01872 264232 (if you get our answering service, please leave your contact details and we will contact you).
FACES will be available as a hardcopy and using e-newsletter - subscribe now by registering on the site.
Much thanks in anticipation. |
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