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January 9, 2010

Social Economy Center in East London

Filed under: Barka UK News — Ewa @ 10:25 pm

Barka UK, in patnership with Providence Row, will open a model Social Economy Center for Eastern European nationals in East London. The Center will be patterned after integration&employment centres which Barka Network has been sucessfully developing in Poland for the last 20 years.
The Center will assist Eastern European nationals, who experience difficulties in the UK job market, to gain and maintain employment.

The Center will funded by the UK Central Government, Corporation of the City of London, London Borough of Tower Hamlets and the Oak Foundation.The Center will start working in April 2010.

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We encourage you to read the article of Barka UK Trustee James Morris on the minimum price of alcohol

Filed under: Barka UK News — Ewa @ 9:57 pm

http://www.thecommentfactory.com/why-british-mps-are-right-to-call-for-minimum-pricing-on-alcohol-2588

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Barka UK Trustee James Morris comments on BBC on the UK alcohol policy with the MPs Health Select Committee report released.

Filed under: Barka UK News — Ewa @ 9:55 pm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00pmdjf

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January 7, 2010

Human rights advice for homeless to deter councils’ heavy-handed tactics

Filed under: Barka UK News — Ewa @ 9:58 pm

“Rush to clear London of rough sleepers prior to 2012 Olympics could be breaching human rights, charities fear” – we encourage you to read the article from The Guardian on the human rights advice for the homeless.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/dec/09/human-rights-advice-homeless

The Rights Guide for Rough Sleepers is available from housingjustice.org.uk and thepavement.org.uk

  • Mark Gould
  • The Guardian, Wednesday 9 December 2009
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    European Youth Meeting of Taize 29.12.09-02.01.10

    Filed under: Barka UK News — Ewa @ 8:23 pm

    During 29 December ‘09 - 2 January ‘10, European Youth Meeting of Taize was organized in Poznan, Poland. During the meeting Barka Foundation representatives led a workshop whose message we present below. The workshop took place in the Poznan International Fair area. Everyone was welcome to participate in prayers and workshops regardless of age and with no registration.

    I lost my path, please help me find the way”. Human being undergoing difficulties cannot be treated  as a burden only. They have a potential to become a source of dynamism and changes in society. We should not forget that we are responsible for others. During the workshop presented were stories of people who overcame adversity and currently help others to do the same. Speakers will share their experience of building trust so that those who lost hope are included in local communities.

     

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