Recruiting for Cooking Champions

Sign-up today for our new Cookery Champions course starting in Fallowfield with crèche places.
The course will include practical cooking workshops, planning sessions, nutritional information and budgeting. No experience is required and a lot of satisfaction is guaranteed!

Sign up today by contacting Rich Browning on

t: 07913 540680
e: richbrowning@healthymehealthycommunities.co.uk
w: www.healthymehealthycommunities.co.uk

Birch Family Ceilidh

Brighten up a winter evening by joining neighbours and friends at Birch Community Centre's Family Ceilidh on Saturday 25th January from 7.30pm to 11pm. It promises to be a great night out for all the family...

Dance to the Beech Road Band, treat yourself to Shab's famous curry, quench your thirst at the bar and try you luck at the Burn's Night inspired prize draw.

 

Birch Community Centre is a well-loved local venue and the Ceilidh will raise much needed funds for the centre. Tickets are £10 each with all children being admitted FREE. You can reserve a ticket by emailing birchcc@tiscali.co.uk   or simply turn up and buy your ticket at the door.

Birch Community Centre, Brighton Grove, Rusholme, M14 5JT

ALL WELCOME.

 

 

'Real Life Resaercher' course starting Monday 13th January

Book today for your free place on our fantastic 'Real Life Researcher' course with free crèche places.

The 'Real Life Researcher' course is a FREE course all about your community, using lots of creative tools and finding out about what matters most for you and your community.

• Great for improving confidence
• Ideal for volunteering
• Build skills to help with finding work

To book please contact Rich Browning on 07913 540680 or richbrowning@healthymehealthycommunities.co.uk

www.healthymehealthycommunities.co.uk

 

 

Rusholme Film Club special event

The next Rusholme Film Club showing celebrates Chinese New Year and is part of Manchester's Hate Crime Awareness Week.

The events starts at 4pm with a mental health engagement workshop, providing local people with the opportunity to influence the redesign of Manchester's mental health services. Then we enjoy some nice food and some short presentations about Hate Crime, followed by the 'Eat Drink Man Woman' by Ang Lee.