A’Salaamu Allaikum (Islamic greeting meaning peace on you)
As part of my work through the Edinburgh & Lothians Joint Sensory Partnership (ELJSP) ethnic minorities project,I have organised an event called Sensory Mela 2014 taking place on Wednesday 21st May at Deaf Action, 49 Albany Street, Edinburgh – please see attached posters (including accesible word version).
The event is designed to promote the support services offered through RNIB Scotland and Deaf Action to ethnic minority Communities in Edinburgh & Lothians and will also be a good opportunity for our organisation / staff to engage directly with potential Service users, families or carers of someone with sigh or hearing loss and to make links with ethnic minority community organisations.
There will be a range of activities taking place at the event including workshops and presentations (agenda to follow), as well as an Exhibition area with information stalls from some of the key minority ethnic projects.
I would appreciate if you could circulate awareness of this event to your ethnic minority service users as well as attending the event yourself and placing the poster on your noticeboards and websites / facebook page.
Attendance at this FREE event is through registration, this can be done
by:
Online: http://sensory-mela.eventbrite.co.uk
Email: tariq.mahmood@rnib.org.uk
Phone: 0131 652 3155
NOTE:
British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters available during the event
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Tariq Mahmood
Project Development Officer, Ethnic Minorities
Main No: 0131 652 3140
Direct Dial: 0131 652 3155
Edinburgh & Lothians
Joint Sensory Partnership (ELJSP)
RNIB & Deaf Action
12-14 Hillside Crescent
Edinburgh
EH7 5EA
Tel. 0131 652 3140
For more project wide information please visit our blog at:
www.jointsensorypartnership.com
The ELJSP is being delivered in partnership with RNIB (www.rnib.org.uk) & Deaf Action (www.deafaction.org)
