ACCNS: CULTURE DAY PROGRAM AT BACES' HARLESDEN CENTRE

We are pleased here at ACCRC to host the Programe of events at Baces' Harlesden Centre where David is presenting his paintings.

10:00-10:05 Welcome address by Hugh
10:05-10:25 Quizzes by Saliha
10:25-10:40 Readings by students
10:40-11:00 Maths quiz by Talat
11:00-11:05 Presentation to Joan
11:05-11:35 Workshops and displays:

Artwork
Maths
Henna
Hair plaiting
Sari wrapping
Head wrapping

11:40-12:00 Singing with Rupert & Co

12:00-1:00 Lunch

1:00-1:05 Welcome to afternoon session
1:05-1:25 World quiz with Maggie
1:25-1:40 Students’ work
1:40-2:10 Workshops and displays
2:10-2:30 Maths quiz with Phil
2:30-2:50 Singing with Rupert & Co

2:50-3:00 Close

BACES Harlesden Centre
38 Craven Park Road
London NW10 4AB

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ATTENTION - The service is changing!

Brent Council Adult Social Care will enable vulnerable people to access more diverse community-based day activities so that they can choose more independently how they work, learn and enjoy leisure and social activities

Brent Council Adult Social Care believes that people who have a social care need have the right to lead their lives like everybody else, with the same opportunities and responsibilities, and to be treated with the same dignity and respect. Brent’s Adult Social Care transformation programme is designed to make this a reality for the people of Brent. This strategy presents an overarching vision for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, severe and enduring mental health problems and vulnerable older people.

There is a consultation about the changes and a series of meetings which you can choose to attend. Please click HERE to get more information.

About ACCNS

ACCNS - African Caribbean Community Network Service is part of the London Borough of Brent's Community Network Team of Services. ACCNS provides community-based mental health care and support to Brent's African Caribbean Community. The African Users Group works to meet the needs of African Caribbean people with mental ill health arranging drop-in sessions and running a skill development group aimed at teaching basic numeracy and literacy skills. The service also provides support for users accessing accredited courses in partnership with various institutions.

Current services include - Advice and Advocacy, Welfare Rights Advice, Group Work, working in partnership with agencies, Computer Training, Office Skills Development Programme, Music, Creative Activities Library Group, Social Outings, Gym Work, Employment Advisory Group, Users Group, Occasional work placement for users, arranged and supported through the employer.

CULTURE DAY PROGRAM AT BACES' HARLESDEN CENTRE

ATTENTION - The service is changing!

About ACCNS

Activities and Opportunities

Weekly Timetable