Volunteers’ Week is a time to say thank you. In a year that has been as challenging as this one has been, we are so grateful for our volunteers who have given over 1000 hours of their time since last April. Our volunteers have been supporting students and clients in a range of ways, including…

Virtual exhibition opens Wednesday 26th May 2021. This Is Me is ClementJames’ annual themed exhibition. We’re welcoming submissions from near and far, including paintings, photos, recipes, poetry and more. This year the theme is Connection. Would you like to have your work displayed online alongside many other artistic creations? Follow the link below to upload…

We are delighted to be partnering with other local organisations to bring clients a day of online interactive workshops that will be focused on different aspects of wellbeing – professional, emotional, relational and physical. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about how to look after your own wellbeing and find out about what local…

Welcome to the first of our website spotlights where we will be showcasing the work of one of our four programmes to give an insight into how they work. Today we’re spending time in Catherine’s Pre-entry ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) class, delivered over WhatsApp! Our Adult Learning programme provides education for adults…

We are delighted to announce the next contributor to our speaker series: Martin Wolf of the Financial Times in conversation with Carrie Gracie, former China editor for the BBC. Martin and Carrie will discuss China, the West and the Future of the World Order. We hope one hour will be enough! There will be an…

We are delighted to welcome our next speaker, Marina Wheeler, for a conversation on her new book, The Lost Homestead: My Mother, Partition and the Punjab. The Lost Homestead follows Dip Singh’s (Wheeler’s mother) journey as she and her family were forced to flee their family home in Sargodha, western Punjab, following the partition of…