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Community Liaison and Equality and Diversity Customer Involvement & Engagement Team Community Round-up Feburary 2017 & March 2017 Page 1 Meet the Teams .......................................................................................................................... 3 Strategic Involvement Team .................................................................................................... 3 Community Engagement Team ............................................................................................... 7 AGMs May & June 2017 ........................................................................................................... 13 May 2017 ............................................................................................................................... 13 Tickhill TARA .......................................................................................................................... 13 June 2017 .............................................................................................................................. 13 Latin Gardens/ Emely Drive Area TARA ................................................................................ 13 Moss Road TARA .................................................................................................................. 14 Around and About .................................................................................................................... 14 Central Area ............................................................................................................................. 14 Balby West TARA .................................................................................................................. 14 Move More – Physical activity groups for our Community Groups ......................................... 15 North Area ................................................................................................................................ 19 East Area .................................................................................................................................. 19 Barnby Dun Community TARA Thursday Drop-in .................................................................. 19 Cleaner Green Campaign at Thorne & Moorends DMBC ...................................................... 21 Learn my Way ........................................................................................................................... 25 Thorne Library 1pm – 3pm Tuesdays .................................................................................... 26 Armthorpe Library 1pm - 3pm – Mondays .............................................................................. 26 Thorne Library 1-3pm – Thursdays ........................................................................................ 27 Barnby Dun Community Drop-in PeaceHaven ....................................................................... 28 West Area ................................................................................................................................. 30 Bumping Spaces .................................................................................................................... 30 Dog Daisy TARA .................................................................................................................... 34 Windhill HUB Junior TARA ..................................................................................................... 34 Craganour TARA .................................................................................................................... 35 Golden Oldies ........................................................................................................................ 37 Denaby Tablet Group ............................................................................................................. 39 South ......................................................................................................................................... 39 Bawtry Ladies Group .............................................................................................................. 40 Tickhill TARA .......................................................................................................................... 42 Strategic Involvement .............................................................................................................. 44 Creative Engagement ............................................................................................................ 44 Tenant and Resident Involvement Panel (TRIP) .................................................................... 45 Volunteer Reward Scheme ..................................................................................................... 46 Page 2 Meet the Teams Strategic Involvement Team Meryl Liddell – Strategic Involvement Manager Telephone 01302 862867 Mobile 07833 293321 Nikki Duffy - Strategic Involvement Officer Telephone 01302 862869 Stacey Lynn – Strategic Involvement Officer Telephone – 01302 862983 Mobile. - 07917040065 Janet Walker & Mandy Ashton - Support Assistants Telephone 01302 862743 Page 3 Community Engagement Team Alison Alcock - Central (Balby, Cantley, Hexthorpe, Hyde Park, Intake, Town Centre, Wheatley) Tel: 736319 Mobile 07795645256 Heather Saunders – West (Adwick upon Dearne, Conisbrough, Denaby, Old Denaby, Mexborough, Tel 735769 Mobile 07799340014 North – No officer in post Tom Cunningham CIH – East (Armthorpe, Barnby Dun, Braithwaite , Edenthorpe, Dunscroft, Dunsville, Fishlake, Hatfield, Hatfield Woodhouse, Kirk Sandall, Moorends, Stainforth, Sykehouse, Thorne) Tel: 01302 734115. Carol Higgins – South Rossington, Bawtry, Tickhill, Branton/Austerfield/ and outer areas etc. Edlington and Warmsworth Tel: 01302 736533 Page 4 AGMs May & June 2017 May 2017 Tickhill TARA 6.30pm Wednesday 31 May, Castle Close Communal Hall, DN11 9QT June 2017 Latin Gardens/ Emely Drive Area TARA 2:00pm Friday 2 June, Latin Gardens Communal Hall, Scawsby DN5 8TE Moss Road TARA 7.00pm Monday 5 June, Westfield Communal Hall, Westfield Crescent, Askern DN6 0LQ Around and About Central Area Balby West TARA Would like to invite you to their coffee morning, held every Thursday morning 9am – 12 pm. There is a game of bingo at around 10:45 for those who would like to join in, children welcome. On a Thursday, Saturday and Monday evenings there are bingo sessions starting at 6:45pm, finishing about 8pm. Sorry children are not allowed to attend these sessions. On the first Wednesday of every month the TARA hosts a crazy karaoke and crazy bingo night, pure mayhem go along and join in the fun. Ticket £3 on the door. Move More – Physical activity groups for our Community Groups March saw the launch of our first “Move More session”. A tailored programme of physical activity, free for 12 weeks,. There's something for everyone, an activity session that everyone can enjoy? This is an opportunity to meet new friends and, try something different. Our first Move More session took place at Hyde Park Community House on Clark Avenue, Hyde Park and will run for 12 weeks (April, May and June) from 9.30am – 10.15am. The benefits are help to reduce your blood pressure help you too sleep better increase strength and improve balance reduce the likelihood of falling in later life help with weight loss improve your wellbeing help you meet like-minded people give you an opportunity to try something new and experience many more benefits Further sessions are planned to start shortly at Ennerdale Communal Hall, Wheatley Hill and also Boughen Centre, Balby Bridge so watch this space for more details!!!!!!! North Area Page 5 Exiting news, Ayla Walker will be starting work in the area very soon. She will be covering the area whilst Nyssa is on maternity leave. East Area Barnby Dun Community TARA Thursday Drop-in The DN7 food bank is open every Friday from 10.00am until 1.00pm at St Mary’s Church Community Hall Stainforth. It is for anyone living in the DN7 area that is struggling and needs a helping hand. Agency advisors are on hand each week to assist. St leger Homes are supporting the project with Community Engagement attending to give information and advice has required. The Food bank receives visits from clients on average 20-24 people every Friday morning. Cleaner Green Campaign at Thorne & Moorends DMBC As part of the council’s Cleaner Green campaign it was been agreed that the campaign would go to Thorne/Moorends in February. This follows on from a couple of successful events at the end of last year; the more successful area was where there was high footfall and any impact was clearly visible to the public. If you are not aware of the cleaner greener campaign it is essentially a joint initiative between Enforcement, Street Scene, Communities and Comms which aims to increase the pride in the borough and encourage everybody to take responsibility for keeping Doncaster clean. Page 6 Learn my Way Thorne Library 1pm – 3pm Tuesdays Future dates are; April 18, 25. May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. June 6, 13, 20, 27. Armthorpe Library 1pm - 3pm – Mondays Future dates are; April 24. May 8, 15, 22. June 5, 12, 19, 26. Thorne Library 1-3pm – Thursdays Future dates are; April 20,27. May 4, 11, 18, 25. June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29. Barnby Dun Community Drop-in PeaceHaven The Barnby Dun Community TARA committee and members of the Peace Haven Communal Hall are to hold a Easter Fayre on Monday 17th April to raise funds for the group. They are to hold their Easter Event in the
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