Positive Action in Housing Support the Still Human Still Here campaign and their aims.
Watch this film by Panos Pictures on the hidden lives of asylum
seekers whose bids for sanctuary have been rejected by the Government.
See the Panos photo exhibition from 19 June to 31 July 2009
in the Gallery in the Crypt at St Martin-in-the-Field, Trafalgar
Square, London WC2N 4JJ (opening times 10am to 6pm, Mondays to
Saturdays, and 12pm to 6pm on Sundays).
Refugees, asylum seekers,
migrants & EU Nationals
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Rights, recognition, responsibilities & action
Duration:
One Day (9.30am - 4.30pm)
Date:
Wednesday 8th July 2009
Venue:
PAiH, 98 West George Street, Glasgow
Bookings received before the 22nd June will receive a 10% discount
To book your place contact
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for a booking form or telephone 0141 353 2220
or visit www.paih.org/training for more
Throughout the year, Positive Action in Housing offers unique advertising opportunities to organisations in order to demonstrate their support for Positive Action in Housing’s work.
Any profits from advertising go straight towards funding our humanitarian and charitable work.
We are now asking organisations, Projects and Services to supportour work by taking out an advert in our forthcoming Annual Report.
The proceeds go towards our humanitarian work and it’s especially important this year due to the economic downturn and the growing pressure on our frontline services.
The deadline for artwork to reach us is: 12 Noon on Monday 3rd August 2009.
See artwork specifications below. We will send you a proof of your advert for final approval.
If you need more information please feel free to call Jamie on 0141 353 2220.
Click here to see how last year's Annual Report looked!
We have now complete our online Directory and are working on having it published. If you think your organisation would be interested in to taking out a full colour advert in Positive Action in Housing's forthcoming 2009/10 Scottish Ethnic Minorities Directory, read on.
The Directory, the only one of its kind in Scotland, contains up to date details of hundreds of organisations, groups and services for people from minority ethnic, refugee and new migrant communities. It will be sub divided by geographical areas as well as areas of interest. It will be useful to your own staff and committee members who are wishing to develop new links with minority ethnic, refugee and new migrant communities and their organisations. It will also help minority ethnic organisations know about your organisation and the work it does, thereby increasing your networking capabilities.
