We’re here to help!
The Partnership Council is a community charity based in Radford, Nottingham. We work very closely with local people, and those living in other areas of the city. We’re here to turn your ideas into reality, especially ideas that will benefit your neighbourhood, as well as yourself.
Nottingham City Council launch new group for Kurdish women
A new ‘meet and greet’ group for Kurdish women is now running every Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm at the Sure Start Children’s Centre, Mary Potter Centre, Gregory Boulevard, Hyson Green.
The group is for women only and aims to be somewhere for Kurdish women to meet and make new friends. The group is free to join and refreshments are provided. Children are also very welcome.
To find out more:
Call Mandy on 07508180557 or 01159158629
Sprouting great ideas
Rachel Wicks from Sprout, our environmental project for young people, was on BBC Radio Nottingham recently, along with volunteer Matthew, who’s keen to establish an urban wildlife pond in Lenton - listen here. If you have any hints and tips for Matthew on establishing and maintaining a pond please get in touch with Rachel on 0115 970 8200 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
New multicultural women’s allotment group
We’ve started a multicultural women’s allotment group as part of our Community Garden project to give women the chance to learn new hands-on skills. Below is a picture from the women’s first day at the allotment. To find out more please call Dori on 0115 970 8200 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Breaking News
The Partnership Council and Castle Cavendish Foundation (formerly NDC) have agreed to discuss the possibility of joining forces to create a strong, unified neighbourhood charity for the area.
If the merger goes ahead, the new charity would continue to deliver the Partnership Council’s current projects, and ensure that Castle Cavendish’s Neighbourhood Investment Fund, which provides grants to local community schemes, goes forward into the future.
Staff from both organisations would combine together, and it is likely that there will be no changes for staff working on projects.
To find out more please read the full press release here or call Ruth Greenberg on 0115 970 8200 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
03 Sep 2010 - Skills Exchange Theatre Trip
04 Sep 2010 - Skills Exchange Sponsored Walk
06 Sep 2010 - A Date with Nature Event
