Integration Activities
Life for asylum seekers & refugees is
characterised by stress, danger,
deprivation of rights and economically.
The norm has become one of tension.
We try to restore a sense of normality and
so improve mental health by providing
activities and spaces where they can
learn, socialise and gain confidence.
Activities have included: football,
day trips, arts, drama, dance, with
pottery and bread-making experiences,
aided by local partners such as the
New Vic Theatre, Bread in Common and Appetite (an arts initiative based in Stoke on Trent).
We encourage integration by getting together with local people by providing opportunities to be involved in activities such as: the British Ceramics Biennial (a 5 week celebration with exhibitions, demonstrations, participation) which was very pertinent to Stoke on Trent with a long history of ceramics; a supper club; a Women’s March. Again this kind of activity will also demonstrate the rich culture and heritage and traditions of the UK to our clients.
If you would like to become involved or have some ideas about integration activities then please contact us.
Learning pottery painting. the local craft, a strong part of local economic history.
A visit from the Mayor of Stoke on Trent.
A visit to Middleport Pottery.
Learning pottery painting. the local craft, a strong part of local economic history.