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.
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E-Bulletin - September 2008 |
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Dates for your diary
Health is for Life Festival – Health Fair
Droylsden Shopping Centre, 27 September 2008 -
9am – 4pm
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Does your voluntary or community group help improve
the health and
wellbeing of people in Tameside?
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Does your group promote physical activity?
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If so the Health Fair will give you the opportunity
to meet with people from
Tameside and promote your group
The Health Fair is part of the Health is for Life
Festival and will be a fun and interactive event that will give your
group a chance to meet with the local community and help promote healthy
lifestyles.
If you are interested in getting involved in this event please contact
Anna Hynes at T3SC on 0161 339 4985, email
anna.hynes@t3sc.org by the
19 of September
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Tameside Local History Forum
Saturday 4 October, Dukinfield Town Hall, 10am-4pm
Network
meeting dates
September
16 September – Health Partnership Board (strategic partnership)
Contact:
anna.hynes@t3sc.org
24 September – Steering Group FaithsUnited, 11.00am–1pm at T3SC
Meeting Room 1
Contact:
mohamed.seedat@t3sc.org
Date to be confirmed – Voice meeting,
6.30pm–8.30pm at T3SC
Contact:
tony.okotie@t3sc.org
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Working with Vulnerable and
Sexually Exploited Young Women
A seminar for youth workers who identify as women, Saturday 4 October
2008, 10.30am to 2.30pm
at Manchester Art Gallery
For directions:
www.manchestergalleries.org/planning-your-visit/how-to-get- here/
The seminar will focus on examples from practice drawing directly on
young women’s experience. Workshops will enable you to explore how our
values underpin our work, and discuss issues arising and relevance to
your practice with experienced colleagues.
Who for?
The seminar is particularly suited to practitioners, but may also be of
interest to managers who may be developing work within their services or
with partner agencies.
The seminar is being run in partnership by Brathay and North West Girls’
Work Network. The Girls’ Work Network promotes youth work with girls and
young women from a feminist perspective. Brathay provides residential
and community based programmes to enable children and young people to
realise their potential.
To book: Please send an email with your name, job title,
organisation and all contact details to
info@nwrywu.org.uk
There is a nominal fee of £15. Places are limited so early booking is
essential
Further information: please contact Mary Kenny or Carolyn
Meadowcroft at NW Regional Youth Work Unit, 01925 295 837
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Divinity by Raga Jyoti – The Indian Classical
Music Ensemble
Saturday 13 September, Lyric Theatre, The Lowry Pier-1, Salford
Quays M50 3AZ
Soothing, serene, peaceful Indian music. Experience and enjoy the
vibration of spiritual and divine music with Vedic Chants in Sanskrit.
Large screen projection in harmony with the music. Music played by an
ensemble of thirty Indian and Western musicians from Raga Jyoti and the
Halle Youth Orchestra with Vedic chants in Sanskrit.
Rakesh Joshi, Artistic Director
Past presentations: The Light beyond the Millennium, Akashganga and
Eternity
Box office: 0870 787 5790,
www.thelowry.com
Tickets: £10 (per ticket £2 concession for senior citizens, students and
family of four)
For further details please contact:
ragajyoti@gmail.com,
Tel: 07973 306 125
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The
'Really Important Questions' (RIQ) Annual Conference
Tuesday 21 October from 9.30am to 3.30pm at Dukinfield Town Hall
Meet the people who manage social care services in Tameside.
This conference is for anyone aged 50+ interested in local social care
and health services. It is an opportunity to find out about social care
and health services and have a greater say about how these services
should develop. Managers from a wide range of services in the Council,
Health organisations and the voluntary sector will be at the conference
to hear what people need.
This year the conference will focus on the Government’s new vision for
adult social care services. Adult social care services needs to change
in a way that allows older people to have the best possible quality of
life and live full and purposeful lives. What needs to be done to make
this vision a reality? This is an opportunity to take part in discussion
groups and say what you think needs to be done.
The conference is free of charge and lunch and refreshments will be
provided. Access needs can also be arranged. The RIQ conference is very
popular so early booking is essential. Please contact the conference
organisers for a booking form.
Further information: Contact Sandy Parkinson or Penda Garnett on
0161 370 1179,
Email:
haveyoursay@tameside.gov.uk
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Youth groups think big
17 September, 5.30pm-7pm at T3SC
Do you provide
a service for young people aged 11- 19?
T3SC is holding a joint session with Tameside Council’s Youth Service
and local voluntary, community and faith groups working with young
people in Tameside. In order to provide the best service we can for
young people we need to put our heads together and think big!
Do you know what the young people of your area want to do?
What service could you be providing for young people now, in the near
future and, even in five years time?
We will be
looking at all sorts of opportunities where we could work together in
the future, including funding (myplace and other sources) and learning
opportunities.
Further information and to book a place please contact
veronica.hyde@t3sc.org
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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.
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Communication |
Deadline |
Arrive with
reader |
October Monthly
E-Bulletin |
22 September |
1 October |
| T3SC Dec - Feb Newsletter |
4 November 2008 |
3 December |
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 
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