Had your asylum case refused? Worried about being detained by the Home Office? Scared of being deported?
Come and find out how to organise your anti-deportation campaign
Come to our monthly anti-deportation classes
the first Saturday of every month.
Organised by UNIITY and supported by NCADC (National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns)
Next workshop: SATURDAY 2 January 2010
11am-4pm
At the Kinning Park Complex, on Cornwall Street, off Paisley Road West, opposite Kinning Park Underground station or bus 121, 54, 56 & 9
These classes, based on similar workshops run by the National Coalition for Anti-Deportation Campaigns, will last all day and will give an introduction to the UK asylum system and how you can do more to help your asylum case. Please bring your lunch
We will run these anti-deportation classes every month on the first Saturday of the month at the Kinning Park complex. Please tell anyone you think might be interested.
The FISCAF African Muslim and Christian Multifaith Anti Poverty Project (MAPP) (Volunteers Needed)
We are asking for volunteers to become part of the this anti-poverty campaign linking African and Arab christians and muslims in an anti poverty project.
This will involve your commitment to visit mosques and churches during Islam Awareness week in late November and during Scottish Interfaith week; to share concepts from our religion that guide us in fighting poverty and social injustice.
We will train volunteers to help organise an anti-poverty conference and workshops during Spring 2010.
We hope you will become anti-poverty champions within yoru communities.
The project is managed by Arabic educational charity Dar Al Falaah jointly with the A&CN and two A&CN affliliates the REMI Church and Glasgow Jubilee Social Centre and is funded by FISCAF. MORE
January 2009 Financial Appeal by Unity Center Glasgow
A BIG, brand new, New Year, Unity financial appeal has been lunched to ask people to make a donation to help keep the Unity centre open. It’s that time of year again when we ask people to make a donation to help us keep the Unity Centre open.
Run completely by volunteers, the Unity Centre is totally dependent on donations from friends and supporters. We do not get funding from any other source.
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More aid needed to combat MASS RAPE in DRC
A new SCIAF report highlights the shocking scale of rape and sexual abuse in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and calls on the UK government to step up its efforts to end the horror and increase desperately needed care for survivors.
The report highlights that sexual violence and other human rights abuses in Eastern DRC ruin countless lives and threaten the peace and security of the troubled region.
Access the SCIAF campaign update of October 2008 from |HERE|
