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Programmes
Events
Contact
Details
At NLPC we offer a range
of activities for organisations and individuals. Our activities have
been developed to address community needs and expectations.
Outreach
We offer a host of advocacy services to individuals and organisations
designed to assist people in the areas of health, training and employment,
housing, refugee and asylum seeker applications, education and capacity
building. Our officers and members will provide you with practical
solutions and support enabling access to mainstream resources and
service provision.
Youth
The North London Partnership Consortium is constantly developing imaginative
and creative ways to engage with BME youth. We combine education and
information with art and music as the vehicle to address prominent
youth issues while promoting leadership and personal development.
Training and Employment
The North London Partnership Consortium offers numerous training and
employment initiatives to members of the BME community including Refugees
and Asylum seekers. Our programmes have been designed to ensure equality
of opportunity and employ culturally appropriate teaching methods.
The following training and employment courses are presently offered
by member organisations on behalf of the NLPC:
- Community Health Educators
- NVQ 2/3 Interpretation and Translation
- Health and Social Care Training and Job Appreciation
- NVQ Health and Social Care
- Health Assistants in Primary Care
- NVQ Health Assistants in Primary Care
The Haringey BME Forum
The Haringey BME Forum has been set up to address the specific issues
of black and minority ethnic groups in each of Haringey's major issues
namely: community safety, health and social care and provision of
services for children and young people. The BME Forum is managed by
North London Partnership Consortium Ltd (NLPC) whose role is to coordinate
and facilitate the work of the Forum and ensure appropriate representation
to the thematic groups of HarCEN on identified BME issues.
Community and voluntary organisations engaged in service delivery
or interested in the issues affecting BME communities are encouraged
to become members of the Haringey BME Forum which:
- provides an opportunity to influence service delivery and allocation
of resources;
- provides an opportunity for voluntary and community organisations
to articulate their issues across the thematic groups;
- provides an opportunity to influence decision making in the
borough;
- provides an opportunity to address critical resource issues
impacting BME communities;
- provides an opportunity for networking at a local level;
- will ensure that the HSP represents the ethnic and cultural
diversity of Haringey
To attend BME Forum download Registration Form by clicking here.
Please fill it in and send it to the NLPC head office address.
For more information on these courses contact the NLPC Head Office
on 020 8885 1252 or check Member
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