Archive for the ‘Family Unit’ Category

Family Activity February

February 8th, 2023   |   Family Unit   |  

Wai Yin Society are running a family activity on Wednesday afternoon of 22nd February 2023. It will be at an indoor activity centre, followed by a meal (both optional). So don’t worry about the weather. If interested, please contact Amy, tel: 0161 833 0377, Whatsapp: 07593716325.

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Children’s Tutorial Classes

September 11th, 2022   |   Family Unit   |  

Please see promotion leaflet and timetable for the children’s tutorial classes: Tutorials re-start on Monday 12th September 2022. Best Regards, Amy Wong  Family Outreach Worker

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Domestic Violence: Safe Harbour Project

September 6th, 2022   |   Family Unit   |  

The Family Unit has a new project called ‘Safe Harbour’ project that aims to support Chinese women from China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Vietnam whom are living in Greater Manchester and experience domestic abuse.

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F1000 Sessions re-start 1st March 2022

February 22nd, 2022   |   Family Unit   |  

Education Sessions F1000 (E) Education Sessions F1000 (S) Education Sessions F1000 (T) New programme for the First 1000 Days Educational Sessions start on 1st March 2022. Sessions run every Tuesday from 1pm to 2pm on Zoom. Register here: 在這個網站登記: 在这个网站登记: https://www.waiyin.org.uk/F1000-register Call: 0161 833 0377 Email: [email protected]

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First 1000 Days Interactive Education Sessions

May 26th, 2021   |   Family Unit   |  

Are you a mum to be, a new parent or grandparent? Our First 1000 Days project is designed to support everyone around the baby during this crucially important time to ensure healthy development and a positive start in life and is a joint project with Wai Yin Society and the Bangladeshi Women’s Organisation. We have many years of experience with supporting BAME women and their families, and we are using this to ensure that our First 1000 Days Project offers complete support with practical advice with all aspects of pregnancy, parenting, health and nutrition. We can support you with access […]

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Scams Awareness Online Sessions

May 26th, 2021   |   Family Unit   |  

Do you know how to identify an online fraud? Have you received a phishing email or text? Would you like to know how to keep yourself safe online? Wai Yin is running online scams awareness sessions to help you to understand what a phishing email or text is and how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud. These sessions are free to join and our speaker is from the NatWest Community Banking Team. Our first session is on Thursday 10th June at 1pm and this session is delivered in English, Chinese and Bangla. A second session takes place on Thursday […]

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First 1000 days “黃金千日”項目

October 14th, 2020   |   Family Unit   |  

We Need You! The First 1000 Days project is designed to support everyone around the baby during this important time to ensure the infant’s healthy development and give them a positive start in life. It is a joint project with Wai Yin Society and the Bangladeshi Women’s Organisation.  As part of this, we are holding online interactive educational sessions where mums, dads and grandparents can learn about key issues to help baby during their first 1000 days and share their experiences and traditions. These sessions are a chance to talk to healthcare professionals and ask them questions directly.  We are […]

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North Manchester Network (Wai Yin Society)

July 6th, 2020   |   Family Unit   |  

We are pleased to announce the start of a new project on Monday 6th July 2020. Our Wai Yin Society work provides welfare advice sessions, and community/employment skills for young people within the Harpurhey and Cheetham Hill areas and local BAME/migrant communities. This is part of the COVID-19 recovery plan. We would really like to thank the Lottery Community Fund, and all the ticket purchasers who ultimately fund all these community projects.  #nationallottery For more information, please email [email protected] or telephone 0161 833 0377  

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