To: VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS From: Jane Bailey, Deputy Manager 13th May 2020
We hope that everyone is well and staying as safe as possible. We would like to assure you that whilst we may not be together
SURVIVING LOCKDOWN The centre may be closed but Asha’s staff remain hard at work! – 5th May 2020
Organising home delivery of food for families and single parents is a priority. Deliveries take place on Monday and Thursday and on Thursdays food is
Together We Can Make a Difference By donating to Asha, you can show our users that they may be out of sight, but they are not out of mind. We care. 29th March 2020
We need money to sustain our food distribution service.Asha remains a hive of activity but from homes and twice a week from the car park
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE
It was with a heavy heart that Asha bowed to the inevitable and closed except for two hours a day on two days a week.
International Women’s Day Celebration in Hanley, Saturday March 7th 2020
Women, men and children from across the world came together to celebrate International Women’s Day at an event hosted by Asha. The women enjoyed relaxation
Community Safety for Asylum Seekers 28 February 2020
Introduced and facilitated by Godefroid, fifteen Asha users divided into two groups and were asked to identify acceptable and unacceptable behaviour ‘back home’ contrast this
Drummers delight at Leek Concert Saturday 7 March 2020
Trinity Church Leek has long been a supporter of Asha and was delighted to invite our African drummer friends to contribute to a concert in
ESOL training event success 26 February 2020
Keele Language Centre, in conjunction with ASHA North Staffordshire, successfully hosted an ESOL training event on Thursday 20 February 2020 led by John Sutter, Director of
Keele University Medical Students on Placement February 2020
For several years, Asha has welcomed four second year medical students on a community placement for a minimum of 22 hours. Starting with an induction