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In this issue: CACD News Members News Information Community Matters – printed copies are available in the Markethill office and in Altnaveigh House, Newry. If you wish to receive a copy or have an item printed in the next edition, please email [email protected] by 26th November 2018 Office Hours Markethill Mon-Thur 9.30am-2.30pm Tel: 028 3755 2103 Altnaveigh House, Newry Mon –Thurs 9.30am-1.30pm Contact Wilbert on 07518 162157 County Armagh Community Development 27a Main Street, Markethill, County Armagh BT60 1PH www.cacd.org.uk [email protected] [email protected] https://twitter.com/ CoArmaghCommDev Issue 156 NOVEMBER 2018 CACD Coffee and Connect In support of Mental Health Day CACD hosted a coffee morning on Wednesday 10th October in our offices in Markethill. Those who were able to attend enjoyed coffee, biscuits and most importantly, lively chat. Remember the Take 5 steps to wellbe- ing Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give. Safeguarding Children Refresher Course Poyntzpass British Legion Hall CACD held a successful evening refresher course recently when members from various groups came together to update their Safeguarding Children Certification. The following courses need a number of people and we are happy to take names and arrange sessions for com- bined groups when we have a feasible number to run the course. Safeguarding Children (Full course) 3 sessions of 2 1/5 hours Designated person Course 3 sessions of 2 1/5 hours Refresher Course 1 session of 3 hours If your group is interested in attending an evening like this please contact the CACD Office at [email protected] or phone 028 3755 2103 Over the past few weeks Ballynabraggett Craft Group made 200 needle felted poppies. They were put on display at Ballynabraggett LOL14 Annual Harvest Service and will again be used at Tullylish Presbyterian Church Remembrance Service on Sunday 11th November. CACD attended a very successful Careers Evening held in Dromore High School in October. The evening was organised in Partnership between Dromore High School and The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. There was a mix of further education opportunities and local businesses represented. There were a number of short presentations given which were of interest to the young people attending.
Transcript of Issue 156 Safeguarding Children Refresher Course Poyntzpass … · course. Safeguarding Children...
In this issue:
CACD News
Members News
Information
Community Matters –
printed copies are available in
the Markethill office and in
Altnaveigh House, Newry.
If you wish to receive a copy
or have an item printed in the
next edition, please email
26th November 2018
Office Hours
Markethill
Mon-Thur 9.30am-2.30pm
Tel: 028 3755 2103
Altnaveigh House, Newry
Mon –Thurs 9.30am-1.30pm
Contact Wilbert on
07518 162157
County Armagh Community
Development
27a Main Street,
Markethill,
County Armagh BT60 1PH
www.cacd.org.uk
https://twitter.com/CoArmaghCommDev
Issue 156
NOVEMBER 2018
CACD Coffee and Connect In support of Mental Health Day CACD hosted a coffee morning on Wednesday 10th October in our offices in Markethill. Those who were able to attend enjoyed coffee, biscuits and most importantly, lively chat. Remember the Take 5 steps to wellbe-ing Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give.
Safeguarding Children Refresher Course Poyntzpass British Legion Hall
CACD held a successful evening refresher course recently when members from various groups came together to update their Safeguarding Children Certification. The following courses need a number of people and we are happy to take names and arrange sessions for com-
bined groups when we have a feasible number to run the course. Safeguarding Children (Full course) 3 sessions of 2 1/5 hours Designated person Course 3 sessions of 2 1/5 hours Refresher Course 1 session of 3 hours
If your group is interested in attending an evening like this please contact the CACD Office at [email protected] or phone 028 3755 2103
Over the past few weeks Ballynabraggett Craft Group made 200 needle felted poppies. They were put on display at Ballynabraggett LOL14 Annual Harvest Service and will again be used at Tullylish Presbyterian Church Remembrance Service on Sunday 11th November.
CACD attended a very successful Careers Evening held in Dromore High School in October. The evening was organised in Partnership between Dromore High School and The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. There was a mix of further education opportunities and local businesses represented. There were a number of short presentations given which were of interest to the young people attending.
LOL 47 Hamiltonsbawn Guiding Star Hamiltonsbawn
Orange Hall
Big Breakfast
morning
9am-Noon Saturday 3
rd November 2018
Four Orange Thursday Club
*********
8th Nov Newtownhamilton Dancing to Big Dave
14th Nov Country & Gospel Concert
15th Nov
No Club owing to the Concert 22nd Nov Newtownhamilton Dancing to Robert Brown 29th Nov Newtownhamilton
entertainment to be confirmed 6th Dec Newtownhamilton
Christmas Dinner Dancing to Chapter One
Killeen Orange Hall
Our next dance is on
16th. November
Please note earlier start time.
Dancing from
9-30 until 12-30
with
Kenny Paul 21
st
. December - - - - Brook Boys
New Years Eve - - - Country Beat
ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY
18th
. January - - - - Housty
4 O T Club Country and Gospel Concert
in
Newtownhamilton High School
on Wednesday 14th November
2018 at 7.45pm
featuring
Susan McCann Tony Kerr, Cowboy Larry, Paul
Berry,
Noeleen Currie & Richard Gibson
MC - Gary Wilson
Backing Group -
Shobud
Corkley LOL 219 Table quiz
Friday 2nd Nov
At 8pm
in
Corkley Orange
Hall
"Remembering the fallen in music and song"
World War 1 themed concert Glenanne Orange Hall
Friday 30th November at 7.45
Commons Silver Band Newry Bessbrook Crimson Arrow Pipe Band
Kirsten McMullan Paul Elliott
Tickets £10 or payable
at door Info contact Allen
Copeland 07834289760
CO ARMAGH GRAND ORANGE LODGE
ARMISTICE CENTENARY PARADE AND SERVICE
on Saturday, 10
th November 2018 at 3.00pm
“Museum of Orange Heritage”, Sloan’s House,
Loughgall
Parade to assemble at the Walker Memorial Hall
(former Police Station)
at 2.15pm
Parade will be led by Drumderg Loyalists Flute Band,
the Sgt Walker Mem Pipe Band
and Portadown Ex-Servicemen’s LOL 608
All District Standards to be carried
Act of Remembrance will include the Unveiling and
Dedication of “Tommy” Silhouette
ALL BRETHREN, SISTERS AND JUNIORS WELCOME
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
Altnaveigh Memorial Pipe Band
Tyrone's Ditches Pipe Band
Joint Dinner Altnaveigh House, Newry
Saturday 17th November 2018
At 8pm
Evening will include entertainment
and a prize raffle
Tickets £25, available from any band mem-
ber
Contact Wilbert McKee on 07518 162157
Invitation to older people from within your group to submit a photograph for the COPNI Christ-
mas card and e-card with the theme of Christmas/Winter. Photos can be taken with any smart-
phone or camera and can be old or new. We can accept digital files or prints.
The closing date for entries is Friday 30th November and they can be submitted either via email
to [email protected] or by post to the following address;
The Commissioner for Older People for Northern Ireland
Christmas Card Competition, 7-9 Shaftesbury Square, Belfast BT2 7DP
There are no restrictions on the number of entries per person. We can generally return original
photos if requested.
Should you have any questions, please get in
touch on 028 90 890 897 or by emailing
The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland Micro Grant Programme The Micro Grant Programme has been established in recognition and celebration of the contribution of voluntary groups and people to our society and the need for a simple ap-plication process for small amounts of funding Area: Northern Ireland Grant Size: Up to £1,000 Priorities: Low Community Infrastructure Telecommunity Fund The Telecommunity Fund was established with capital from BT, management and un-ions. It exists to support small, locally based grass roots community projects. Area: Northern Ireland Grant Size: £500-£1,500 Priorities: Young people, older people or people with disabilities
Garfield Weston Foundation urge NI charities to apply for grants The head of a UK foundation with a budget of £70 million has urged charities in Northern Ireland to apply to it for grants. They fund a wide range of causes and charities and their grants vary according to the size of the charity and the work being undertaken. For a list of current grants can be accessed here - https://garfieldweston.org/what-we-support/ To apply and to read their guidelines please visit https://garfieldweston.org/apply-to-us/
