Thank you for the invitation to this great party on 4th June, where hundreds of people came to enjoy the music, the dancing, the singing and the amazing food. It was organised by an Arabic community group in Rochdale we have worked with for years. Great to see so many old friends.
Thank you to everyone who have donated plants for us to distribute. Tomato plants have gone to people in Rochdale and four car loads (with one more to go next week) have already gone to St Augustine’s Centre in Halifax to be distributed.
On 2nd June we invited our Calderdale friends on a trip to Shibden Park in Halifax, from leaving the bus station. The play area was very popular as was a trip on the train line in the park, followed by ice creams, football and frisbee.
On 31st May we had a lovely event in Todmorden for our Rochdale friends. In the morning we had Lizzie doing paintings of plates, bowls, cups and egg cups. They go in the oven for 20 minutes and the decorations cannot be washed off. Pictures of it are attached. We then had two different curries, rice, […]
Hi Together We Grow! We’re delighted to let you know that your application has been successful for the Arnold Clark Community Fund. You’ve successfully secured £1000 in funding
One of our talented friends participated in this judo tournament and we are glad that Together We Grow could help with the hotel room.
Attached are nine pages of our annual report covering the period from May 2021 to April 2022. Many thanks to Ibrahim for helping out with the IT. If you prefer to receive it in a pdf format please email togetherwegrow2@yahoo.com. You can also get the annual report for 2020-2021 and for the first five years […]
Many thanks to IKEA and the Community Fund for their grant of £4,500, which we have now spent. The funding went towards food, leisure activities, insurance, transport and venue hire. Nothing went towards staff and office costs as we are all volunteers. Without this grant we could not have done all the things we did […]
Many thanks to Health & Wellbeing Fund for their grant of £5,000, which has now been spent on waterproof walking boots and raincoats. This has allowed local refugees and asylum seekers and their families to stay dry and warm when participating in a walking group (‘Walk and talk goes hand in hand’), going to college […]
