We at PEP Enterprise are recruiting for a Project Co-ordinator who has experience and passion of working within a community sector/not for profit sector which is desirable.
If you are interested, please complete our attached application form and email hameeda.pepenterprise@gmail.com
Eman Adam is the Refugee Community Development Officer For the Lancashire Refugee Integration Team within the Lancashire County Council
Eman and her team coordinate the arrivals and support for thousands of people who have entered Lancashire through over 10 different refugee and asylum resettlement routes.
The refugee is at the heart of everything the team does. The team recognise the immense and unique traumas that refugee individuals have suffered and continue to suffer and acknowledge that the community is unique in its vulnerability and resilience. Every refugee is treated with dignity, respect and a belief in their potential. The work of the team is: Person-centred, Compassionate (Trauma-informed) and Research/ best-practise based
• Active Lives – 12 week physical activity programme enabling individuals to access a tailored exercise programme to increase the amount of activity in their daily lives.
• Healthy Weights – This programme supports adults to make healthy lifestyle choices to improve their health and well-being.
• Cardiac Rehabilitation – aimed to support rehabilitation of individuals back into their everyday lives and empower them to effectively managing their own health condition effectively.
Thank you to Hyndburn Food Pantry for delivering an informative session at our Wednesday drop-in session for parents at Woodnook Primary School!
The work they provide is a great service to the community and support for those struggling with food. They provide community food provision for those needing extra help.
From the 11th to the 14th of January, PEP Enterprise teamed with the Goofus Theatre and The Whitaker Museum to deliver a creative and interactive workshop for refugee families in Rossendale.
The ‘Animate and Create’ workshop was a great opportunity to allow families to explore puppetry, music, and art, all of which would culminate in a final animation piece. The workshop gave refugee families the opportunity to tell their own stories and culture through animation, providing an interesting insight into different identities, as well as promoting inclusivity and cross-cultural understanding!
Thank you to all those involved in this project. It was fantastic to see many happy faces, and everyone firmly enjoying themselves!
On 17th December, we at PEP Enterprise will be taking refugee families to the Moonsmile performance at #The Whitaker in Rossendale!
Moonsmile is an exciting theatre performance by the Goofus Theatre, a puppet, mask, music and play company seeking to provide a creative, imaginative and thought-provoking experience through a non-verbal puppet show.
If any refugee families are interested having a great time exploring surrealism, folklore, circus and the fantastical, be sure to get in touch with us before they are fully booked!
We and the families we work with are no doubt excited!
Head down to our Thursday Refugee drop-in session to talk with Nikki and Shaf from Lancashire Police. They will be here to answer any questions on all things policing!
Thursday 10:00am-11:30am at Haslingden Community Link!
We want to take this opportunity to congratulate one of the refugees we work with from Rossendale who has successfully passed their UK Driving Theory Test!
It is great to hear that they benefited from taking part in our bespoke free online driving theory workshops for refugees and asylum seekers!
Our volunteers will offer tailored support for refugees and asylum seekers to help improve their English. This is great if your a beginner, or you want extra help to improve on your ESOL courses. Once we establish your needs, we will help you with your goals.
This will take place every Thursday, 10:00am to 11:30am, at Haslingden Community Link.
If you or anyone is interested please get in touch!