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#HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

#HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

Join us for the first in-person Lunchtime Seminar in 2022, happening on the 27th of June. EMBRACE Lunchtime Seminar 12.30-1.30 pm at St.Brides Parish Hall, 38 Derryvolgie Avenue BT9 6FP Dougie Tyler will be sharing his experience and time spent in Romania.

#HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

#HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

Two more days until Lunchtime Seminar with Dougie Tyler at St Bride's Parish Hall. Monday, 27th June at 12:30 pm No need to bring a lunch... it's on us! We hope to see you there!

#HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

Join us today at the Lunchtime Seminar from 12.30-1.30 pm at St.Brides Parish Hall, 38 Derryvolgie Avenue BT9 6FP Please invite friends and members of your community. #HealingTogether #RefugeeWeek2022

Dear Embrace NI Supporters We are excited to invite you to join us for a light lunch at a special lunchtime event taking place on: Thursday 23rd February 12.00 pm-1.30 pm St Bridget's Church, 40 Derryvolgie Avenue, Belfast BT9 6FP

**EVENT REMINDER** Thursday 23rd February 12.00 pm-1.30 pm St Bride's Hall, 38 Derryvolgie Avenue, Belfast BT9 6FP Please be sure to RSVP to [email protected] We look forward to seeing you next week.

TOMORROW...

Embrace Reflections 2023 is HERE! Pick up your very own PDF copy at embraceni.org Enjoy the read!

EMBRACE is 20 years old. Please see attached our invitation to you to join us in marking our anniversary with lunch at City Hall. Please share this invite with someone you know who has a connection with EMBRACE. I look forward to seeing you on 19 October. God Bless, Scott

EMBRACE NI at the NICVA Summit- 400 charity organisations here in W5

Michelle O’Neill addressing NICVA summit delegates taking about funding challenges and new multi year budgets are in discussion to help charities make longer term plans and create a stronger community fabric.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly wants to continue to Work closely with the voluntary sector. “Thank you to the VS and community for all that you do”