Archive for December, 2014

Xmas Office Opening Hours

December 22nd, 2014   |   In The News   |  

通告 慧妍社於12月25及26日（星期四及五） 聖誕節休息兩天 於12月29日(星期一）照常服務。 Office holiday closure Notice Due to the Christmas Holiday, the Office will be closed on Thursday 25/12/2014 – 26/12/2014 We will re-open on Monday 29/12/2014 Thank you very much!

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New Eyes Youth Exchange Programme 2014 – 2105

December 18th, 2014   |   Family Unit   |  

What is NEW EYES? NEW EYES is a youth exchange programme for young people who are 16-24 years old. As a young person you will have the opportunity to travel abroad (Sweden and Greece), make lifelong friends with young people from other countries and learn from each other. An exchange like this will give you life experiences that would otherwise take years to accumulate. Applications close on Friday 9th January 2015 Contact Details: Amy Wong, Yusura Hassan & Sarah Thurogood Wai Yin Society 66-68 Swan Street Manchester M4 5JU Telephone 0161 833 0377 / 07518678624 Email [email protected]

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Family Christmas Party for Single Mums/ Lone Parents on 22/12/2014 (Monday)

December 18th, 2014   |   Family Unit   |  

Family X’mas Party Date: 22/12/2014 (Monday) Time: 11 am -2 pm Place: Wai Yin Centre Activities: Games, group session, presents, lunch To enquire, please speak to Woon or Amy. 溫溫馨馨過聖誕 日期: 2014年12月22日(星期一) 時間: 上午十一時至下午二時 地點: 慧妍社總部 活動內容: 遊戲, 小組活動, 禮物, 午餐 如有資詢請聯絡鄭姑娘彧黃姑娘

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Employment and Volunteering Fair in Cheetham Hill on Friday 16th January 2015

December 1st, 2014   |   Education, Training & Employment   |  

Wai Yin Society, in partnership with Multi-Agency Refugee Integration in Manchester (MARIM), would like to invite you to join with our Employment and Volunteering Fair on Friday January 16th, 2015 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, at The Welcome Centre, 18-32 Brentfield Avenue, Cheetham Hill, Manchester M8 0TW. Wai Yin Society has been supporting, empowering and working in partnership with Chinese individuals and families for 26 years. Founded in 1988 by a group of community-minded Chinese women, Wai Yin has become one of the largest Chinese community centres in the UK, sustaining its operations through commissions and contracts with mainstream […]

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