T3SC (Tameside 3rd Sector Coalition) is dedicated to providing support, advice and information
to our local voluntary and community groups (the VCS or third sector).
We are a registered charity (no:1094744) working throughout Tameside.
Main
Contents Page
Dates for your diary
Network meeting dates
May
-
FaithsUnited - Business plan
meeting
6 May, 10.30am - 12.30pm at T3SC (meeting room 1)
To draw up the network’s plan of action for the next three years
Contact Mohamed Seedat at
mohamed.seedat@t3sc.org
-
FaithsUnited - Annual
General meeting
19 May, 5.30pm - 8pm at Hyde Town Hall (Hot buffet)
Contact Mohamed Seedat at
mohamed.seedat@t3sc.org
-
BME Women's Network meeting
7 May, 10am - 12pm at T3SC (meeting room 1)
Contact Mohamed Seedat at
mohamed.seedat@t3sc.org
-
BME Network meeting
29 May, 6.30pm - 8.30pm at T3SC (meeting room 1)
Contact Mohamed Seedat at
mohamed.seedat@t3sc.org
-
Health Network
meeting
20 May,
6pm - 8pm at T3SC
Contact Hameed Khan at
hameed.khan@t3sc.org
-
Core Network Tameside Community
Union
21 May, 10am - 1pm at T3SC
Contact Veronica Hyde at
veronica.hyde@t3sc.org
-
TOPAG
1 May, 10am - 12pm at T3SC
Contact Colin Kirby at
colin.kirby@t3sc.org
-
Community Development Workers
Lunch
20 May, 11.30am at T3SC
Contact Colin Kirby at
colin.kirby@t3sc.org
-
Crime and Disorder Network meeting
18 June, 2pm - 4pm at T3SC
Contact Colin Kirby at
colin.kirby@t3sc.org
The Crime and Disorder network have
moved their meeting forward to Wednesday 18 June 2008 to allow the
Network sufficient time to agenda any issues for discussion onto the
Crime and Disorder Partnership. They need two or three weeks notice for
items to be included on their agenda. The Network hopes this will not
inconvenience any members but if you have any comments please pass them
on to Colin who will forward them to the Chair, Geoff Roebuck for
response.
For Information Bill Ormsby has been selected to represent the Crime and
Disorder Network on the newly created Acquisitive Crime Group. This
group is a merger between the Burglary Theme Group and the Vehicle Crime
Group and it will devote its attention to issues relating to burglary,
vehicle crime and robbery.
Back to top
International Day Against Homophobia
16 May, 9.30am -
2pm, Dukinfield Town Hall
IDAHO
booking form - return to
Hameed.Khan@t3sc.org
Back to top
Next T3SC Newsletter deadlines - Get your
article published!
Do you want to include your event here or maybe you would like an
article in the next T3SC Newsletter? Here are the deadlines for the next
monthly E-Bulletin and the quarterly Newsletter.
|
Communication |
Deadline |
Sent out |
| June Monthly E-Bulletin |
22 May 2008 |
4 June 2008 |
| T3SC Quarterly Newsletter |
8 May 2008 |
4 June 2008 |
Please email
Hannah Powell with any
articles or ideas. If you would rather not write an article I can come
and interview you or help you to write one. Please also include an image
or two.
Here are some writing
guidelines to help 
Writing for T3SC
Newsletter
Back to top
People
First Tameside -
Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMDL) Big meeting
15 May, 10am - 2.30pm, Hyde Town Hall
People First are a user led organisation
speaking up for the rights of learning disabled people in Tameside.
Come to our big meeting! Getting to know you! Theme of
Profound and Multiple
Learning Disabilities.
A fun day
Phone People First Tameside on 0161
308 3699 or email
members@pftameside.org
Booking form
Plan of
the day
Fact sheet about PMDL
Back to top
The
unmet needs of African families seminar
by TAFWA (Tameside African Families Welfare Association) - 29 May
2008, 10.30a.m. – 4p.m at Dukinfield Town Hall, King Street,
Dukinfield
African saying: 'It is hard for mountain to reach families so
families are climbing the mountain to have a summit'
This is a ground-breaking seminar, pulling together mainstream bodies in
the voluntary, statutory and private sectors to establish an on-going
dialogue with African communities and families. This is the first time
any African group will create an avenue that helps mainstream bodies
demonstrate their intentions and good practice by having a direct
dialogue with hard to reach community.
Themes:
-
Challenges facing policy makers and
mainstream bodies: the growing population of unreachable African
communities and families in Tameside?
-
Investment in African community
knowledge and experience as a vital resource that can provide added
value to the social, cultural and economic life of Tameside.
-
Reinforcing recognition of
interdependency in the local authority departments: The integration and
inclusion of minority ethnic people into the workforce i.e. education,
cultural heritage and businesses
Audiences:
Professionals and representatives of Tameside Mainstream bodies in the
Voluntary, Public and Private sectors, Police and Economic development
agencies - Groups and individuals of African and other communities.
Early booking is essential – It is a first come basis -
Booking form
Cost: Statutory, Voluntary and Private Sectors: £50.00,
Individual professional : £35.00,
Concession: Student / Unemployed £15.00
Lunch provided - Africa Buffet (vegetarian and non-vegetarian), Coffee
or Tea )
More information: Contact: Yinka or Bolanle (Seminar
Co-ordinators), Tel: 07817314941 / 07915297606 /07733443967, email:
ta_familieswelfareassociation@yahoo.com
TAFWA is supported by Tameside Trust, Community Foundation and AWAD
International Network
Back to top
