“Opportunity is missed by most because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work” - Thomas Edison USA

ACTIVITIES/EVENTS

WORKSHOPS

Workshops are held on a variety of topics designed to empower, build confidence and self esteem.

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BOOK CLUB

The Book Club Specialises in books and audio books on self-empowerment. Discussions can bring about life changing experiences.

The purpose of the Book Club is:

To discuss segments of books read

To discuss how negative situations can be turned around

To explore areas of positives and negatives which are unclear

To challenge beliefs and to share inspirational quotes

To refresh the mind and aspire to be the best that you can be

To keep the mind focussed on areas that nurture well being

To keep motivated and focussed on goals

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The practice will help :

To gain confidence and self esteem

To clear the mind of clutter

To become more positively empowered

To improve physical and mental well being

To assist towards achieving goals

Code of Conduct :

Not to judge anyone but to embrace the essence of positives from all discussions. Agree to disagree on some point.

Members :

All ages, nationalities and their children welcome.

Fees:

Adults: £1 contribution from members / £2 from non-members.
Children: 50p for children of members / £1 for children of non- members

PLEASE NOTE:

Excerpts from the book are read which stimulates discussion. You are welcome to listen to the excerpts and join in the discussion

WAPPY - Youth Activities
Writing, Acting and Publishing Project for Youngsters

“Wow, what a course!..
I've been in Gran Canaria for a week.
I wrote a couple of poems on holiday too,
I can't stop!
The final performance was brilliant….
Thank you for such
an amazing WAPPY experience!”

(WAPPY participant 2008)

WAPPY was set up in April 2008 as literary initiative with the prime aim of developing the creative writing skills of up to fifteen young people (ages 11 – 14 years) from multi - ethnic backgrounds, living in Ealing and neighbouring West London boroughs, and train them to become skilled performers of their creative work which they will subsequently have published.

Positive Outcomes

Develop & refine creative writing skills.

Encourage performance skills & ability to perform confidently in front of large audiencesskills.

Develop communication, interpersonal skills and teamwork

Encourage original creative expression

To enable young people to work with peers from diverse multi-ethnic social backgrounds

To provide opportunities for young people to perform their works at community events such as Acton Carnival

To provide young people with the opportunity to have their creative material published

To provide young people with the opportunity to have their creative material published

To support young people with creative/literary/performance skills that will positively impact on their schools schedule

WAPPY takes place at the London Life Line Academy in Hanwell as a Summer Project from July ending to mid August 2009 (1 – 4 pm, one day a week). A final Showcase follows the last session where the WAPPY participants will perform a collective story, and their individual poems created during the previous workshops.
There are plans for WAPPY to run a weekly workshop from September 2009 to April 2010.
For further details please contact Akuba (Founder of WAPPY) on quansah@hotmail.com or Ifilia Francoise (Coordinator of Positive Awareness) on ifi_fra_@hotmail.com.

AEROBICS

Aerobic classes take place every Thursday evening from 7.30 to 8.30pm. Fee £2.00 pr session

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RADIANT U – Personal development Sessions

Radiant U was founded in May 2009 by Shevon Simon. Its aim is to assist others in creating healthy and fulfilling lives through one to one therapy. Radiant U's current focus is to bring The Journey to the local community.
The Journey is a form of emotional counselling which gets to the root cause of any difficulties we are experiencing in our lives. This process was pioneered by Brandon Bays in the 1990's, after she healed from a basketball size tumour in her uterus within six weeks. The Journey process incorporates the tools that enabled her to heal the tumour. The difference between the Journey and traditional counselling is that each client is gently guided to go inside and tune into their emotions and where they are felt most strongly in the body. The focus is on the breath and emotions in order to uncover repressed memories. In every session the Journey Practitioner ensures their client reaches a place of personal resolution with the issue they are working on. No one leaves a session incomplete or that they have opened up wounds that they are left alone to deal with.

The Journey process has been a powerful tool for change in the lives of thousands of people around the world. Using this method people have overcome physical disease (including terminal illness), the effects of abuse and conflict in relationships including sexual difficulties. It has also helped people to release emotional issues for example low self-confidence, low self worth, fear, anger, bereavement and sadness. This method can also assist in the transformation of self- destructive behaviour patterns and addictions.

Shevon Simon
Accredited Journey Practitioner
Shevon became an Accredited Journey Practitioner in 2003, after studying for a year with the pioneer, Brandon Bays.

For more information please visit www.radiantu.co.uk or contact Shevon Simon on 020 8896 2854 or 07908 713 437. Shevon can also be contacted by email at shevon.simon@radiantu.co.uk .

MEETINGS AND ANNUAL REPORT

Board Meetings

Board Meetings are held every quarter and a members' meeting is also held every 3 months.

Annual General Meeting

You can see our Annual Report here

ANNUAL COMMUNITY COHESION EVENT

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