News in July
Thanks to the staff and volunteers who have been working hard over the last 12 weeks to make a difference for local children, young people, families and vulnerable people. It has been a pleasure to meet new people and we hope that they may visit the centre when we can reopen properly. The staff team are always thinking about how we can support the community in the best way and still keep to the COVID 19 government guidelines. Although Community Centres are able to open from 4/7/2020 the only new sessions that we will be running is the Job Club, which is funded through European Funds, the ESF Community grants provide grants to small organisations in the voluntary and community sector to provide support to unemployed amd inactive individuals to enagage them and move them towards employment through packages of training and support. We are pleased to welcome Pav back as job club coach and Jobeda who is supporting him. Matt and his team are also starting to deliver youth sessions out in the community on Wednesday evenings. All the other activities are not taking place at the moment. We hope everyone remains well and if any local person needs any help or support then please get in touch on 01274 522231.
Huge thanks to @ArtworksBD1 for continuing to supply us with these lovely crafts packs that we are distributing to children and families in the community throughout the Covid-19 pandemic #workingtogether #arts #crafts #children #families #community pic.twitter.com/oSUaUCEHKN
— Scholemoor Beacon (@ScholemoorBeaco) July 14, 2020
We've been busy with the market place throughout #Covid_19 #lockdown Appointments every Thursday from the morning through til tea time. A great service by @FareShareYorks who provide much needed & well received items to the #FRONTLINE week in week out! Really helps local people! pic.twitter.com/2Gt3GlUHYy
— Scholemoor Beacon (@ScholemoorBeaco) July 14, 2020