OPEN TO ALL FAMILY AND FRIENDS!
Contact Caroline.robb@taqaglobal.com or angie.stein@taqaglobal.com
OPEN TO ALL FAMILY AND FRIENDS!
Contact Caroline.robb@taqaglobal.com or angie.stein@taqaglobal.com
We will have a raffle so if you can bring any donations it would be most welcome.
Aberdeen Cyrenians began in 1968 as a soup kitchen run in the city’s Castlegate. Organised by students from Aberdeen University, this service provided basic food to a growing number of people. It became increasingly obvious that there was a high demand for further support services and eventually a night shelter was opened.
Over the next four decades Aberdeen Cyrenians opened the first ever wet hostel in Britain, the first Women’s hostel in Aberdeen, day centres, emergency accommodation for young people, medium-term accommodation for young and old, community & housing support services and an employment and education service. An estimated 50,000 homeless people or people at risk of homelessness have been supported by Aberdeen Cyrenians over the past 48 years.
Cyrenians support comes in many forms and in 2015 included:
There has been a dramatic rise in these numbers for 2016 as more people affected by family issues, job losses and high living costs come to us for help.
As you begin to plan your Christmas with family and friends please take a moment to think about those in our community who have no home to go to this festive season, those who will not see their family and friends, and those who will spend their Christmas Day with Aberdeen Cyrenians.
See https://www.facebook.com/events/1710627222515236/
Global Minorities Alliance Society is happy to announce our fundraising event, ‘Ceilidh for Kenya’. We are extremely excited to support and contribute to the building of a library for the primary school children in Kibera slum in Nairobi.
Along with Scottish Ceilidh and African theme night we will celebrate diversity at our campus!
All the money collected from tickets will go towards the GMA funds to purchase books, tables, chairs, shelves and computers for a primary school library so children can get access to the books when they need it.
LOCATION: THE MISSION (next to Edward Wright Building, on the corner of Dunbar Street and St.
Tickets: £6 at the door, OR £5 if you reserve your ticket by commenting on this page! 🙂
Ticket includes entry and FREE FOOD!!!!!
All proceeds go towards the GMA funds for the library project.
Come along to our fun dance gig with live music, and enjoy some food and beverages! See you all there 🙂
