FREE EVENT FOR THE POLISH COMMUNITY

FREE EVENT FOR THE POLISH COMMUNITY:

‘How to be Happy!’
DATE: 07/02/2010: 9-5pm
VENUE: Leamington Spa Polish Catholic Mission, High Street,

Leamington Spa.

INFO: A community organised event, organised by the BME

Community Development Worker and the local Polish community.

A workshop orientated day from 9-5pm facilitated

by a Polish ‘Neuro Linguistic Programmer’ (NLP) to address issues

such as depression, anxiety, lack of motivation, self esteem

and goal setting. The event is a very positive step to the

community collectively taking action to help each other.

Food and drink will be provided on the day and good

attendance is anticipated.

Please leave any useful comments regarding the event and

any further ideas on how local well being services in the community

need to evolve in order to offer a good service to all the Polish

community. These comments will be fed into a new strategic

plan to improve local services which I will feed back on.

‘Voice of The Dolls’: Digital story/ Documentary

What are the myths of our existence? Are we just

forgotten, silent dolls?

Unravel your creativity. Share and voice your ideas around

Community, Culture, Society, Race and Health by participating

in a digital story documentary project running between

Jan-March 2010 at the Community Arts Workshop,

Leamington Spa.
Make a digital story! Create a model theatre, a city or some

wild fabulous dolls! Engage in any form of Art and Creativity,

It’s up to you! This is everyone’s issue…and everyone’s theatre!

We will hear what you are saying!

Contact: Ranj (BME/ CDW). Mob: 07796148011:

ranjitchall@warwickshire.gov.uk
Fran (Project Manager): 07939368691:

mail@communityartsworkshop.org

This project has already begun and is producing some

very interesting local stories that would not permeate

traditional media forms available!

For any of the participants that have already taken part in the

filming/ interviewing please leave any valuable comments here

regarding what you enjoyed and how useful this project has been,

and do we need more of these forms of Community/Media engagement.

Many thanks!