Pop in to speak to one of our advisors about finding a suitable volunteer match for you... Available every Tuesday and Wednesday 11am-3pm.

Creative Youth Network proudly present this one day pop up shop at Hamilton House on Saturday 19th March selling work by talented young artists from across Bristol and South Gloucestershire.

From fashion accessories to music, films to prints, This Is Not A Pop Up Shop will be selling new work as well as exhibiting work created by the Urban Arts Space groups from the Spring Term 2016.

Alongside live music and artwork to buy will be a pop up cinema and henna tattoos.

Are you looking for ideas to help your business / community partnership thrive? 

Join us during Responsible Business Week 2016,  to hear from the best thinkers, doers of business and voluntary sector collaborations in the South West.

Speakers include:

Feed your views into Clinks submission to the Taylor Review of Youth Justice

1625ip are working with Clinks and NCVYS to hold a consultation with organisations involved in youth justice across the South West.

The event is open to voluntary sector organisations working in youth justice and will inform the response to the review’s interim report and make sure the knowledge and expertise of the voluntary sector is reflected in the final report and recommendations.

This year’s Diverse Doors Open Day will take place on Sunday 28 February 2016.  It’s an annual event, offering the unique opportunity to visit a range of places of worship and meet people from different faiths. It aims to give a flavour of the many faiths in the city of Bristol. This year a total of 15 places of worship are opening their doors. In addition, 6 of the 15 venues will form a designated ‘Faith Trail’, each representing a different faith.

 Emotional Wellbeing:

Share Your Voice – Break Down Barriers

Wednesday 24 February 2016, 1.00 pm - 4.00 pm

Rose Green Centre, Gordon Road, Whitehall, Bristol BS5 7DR

                   “Over 90% of people with mental health problems from Black and Minority Ethnic communities experience discrimination”

It’s Time to Talk about mental health stigma in our local BAME communities.

Bristol Hate Crime Services present the Fifth Service Provider’s Forum

Date: Wednesday 2nd December 2015

Time: 2 – 4 pm

Venue: Unitarian Meeting Hall, Brunswick Square, Bristol, BS2 8PE

The march will go from King Square through Bristol to show that the deaf community is still here.  The pledges in the Bristol Deaf Health Charter need to be honoured: join the march to show your support.

United We Stand is a play about the Shrewsbury 24 written by Neil Gore. The performance will take place in the Polish Club, 50 St Paul's Road, Bristol BS8 1LP. Tickets will be available at the door (£10 waged, £3 unwaged). Any profits from ticket sales are going to the Shrewsbury 24 Campaign. Contact Giles on 0774 784 8223 for further details

http://www.townsendproductions.org.uk/productions/united-we-stand

Ask your parliamentary candidates how they will represent your needs and aspirations if they are elected...

On Thursday 7 May there is a General Election and everyone will have the chance to vote for an MP to represent them in Parliament. Bristol West will be a close competition between the candidates.

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