MEE in Mind
MEE (Minority Ethnic Elders) was a project, funded by the Big Lottery Fund, that organised activities for older people from ethnic minority backgrounds. The project was run in partnership with Race Equality First and Swansea Bay Regional Equality Council and ran activities across the country, including: forming a choir, walks, coffee mornings and hosted free health checks and health awareness sessions focusing on a variety of different topics.
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Happy Choir
The happy choir was formed as part of NWREN's MEEA project as a way of bringing together people of different cultures. The group decided to continue after the project was over and have taken part in multiple performances across the country.
Sport Wales
A project we ran which encouraged Black and Minority Ethnic people to take part in sports, offering oppurtunities to try different activities as well as training in coaching and mentoring.
Research
Black and Ethnic Minority Support Team (BEST) - Identifying the support needs of BAME individuals and communities in North Wales.
Flintshire Report on inward migration - Research on living and employment conditions of migrant workers in Flintshire.
Wales Equality and Diversity in Health and Social Care - Research on key health and social care issues facing BAME groups.
Carnegie - Work in partnership with the University of Keele on consultation techniques used by public bodies in engaging with BAME households in 'hard to reach' North Wales rural areas. Aiming to develope strategies for engagement through direct intervention.
Flintshire Report on inward migration - Research on living and employment conditions of migrant workers in Flintshire.
Wales Equality and Diversity in Health and Social Care - Research on key health and social care issues facing BAME groups.
Carnegie - Work in partnership with the University of Keele on consultation techniques used by public bodies in engaging with BAME households in 'hard to reach' North Wales rural areas. Aiming to develope strategies for engagement through direct intervention.
Community
Education and Training
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Policies and Lobbying
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