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DIRECTORY OF NEW MIGRANT, REFUGEE, ASYLUM SEEKER AND MINORITY ETHNIC SERVICES & PROJECTS - OUT SOON

Add your organisation to the Directory NOW! - www.paih.org/directory09

We are very excited to let you know that in Autumn 2008, Positive Action in Housing is publishing a brand new Scottish-wide Directory of local initiatives, services, projects, groups and organisations that are serving the specific needs of New Migrants, Refugee, Asylum seeker and Minority Ethnic communities.

We are also launching an online version of the Directory to help service providers engage with all their communities across Scotland.

If your project, group or organisation (statutory/voluntary/non-profit) provides such services, please help us make this Scotland’s best ever directory by completing the quick online form at this link www.paih.org/directory09.

If you have any questions or queries, please email directory@paih.org.

THE

TACKLING RACIST INCIDENTS:

A TOOLKIT FOR SCOTTISH HOUSING PROVIDERS

WAS LAUNCHED ON

WEDNESDAY 5TH MARCH 2008,

AT THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT

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Latest News and Appeals

We are now adding the latest news and appeals from Positive Action in Housing to our news site at www.paihnews.wordpress.com.

All news from December 2006 onwards will be updated here, and archived. All past news before December 2006 will be kept here.

Positive Action in Housing (PAiH)

Training: A New Initiative

Focused, practical, making a difference:

We have recently decided, following a review of training needs in Scotland, to re-launch our training approach as part of a new initiative. Our aim is to provide a high quality training service, targeted at statutory and public sector bodies within the housing sector and beyond, as well as with community and voluntary organisations.

The emphasis is on providing targeted courses and briefings on areas directly related to the work PAiH and relevant communities, building on our expertise and experience.

Our trainers are highly experienced and knowledgeable in the areas in which they train. Importantly, they are aware of the challenges, background and practicalities of the subject areas where training is delivered.

Our intention is to deliver information in such a way that it has a resonance with the day to day world and work of participants attending each course. We aim to ensure that our training courses are participative, though provoking, practical, stimulating and even fun.

For more information check out www.paih.org/training