Projects & Activities
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Basic IT Skills
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Advanced IT Skills
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Patchwork & Sewing Skills
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Dress Making Skills (Asian Women’s Clothes)
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Henna & Beauty Course
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Flower Arranging
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ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)
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ESOL with IT Class
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Italian Language School for Children
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Italian Language School for Adults
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Greek Language School for Children
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Basic Business Skills
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Business Enterprise & Development Training
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Leadership Training
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Women’s Development Course
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Advice on benefits, pensions, housing and health matters
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Community Safety - reporting race and hate crimes
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Italian Pensioners Club – FNP
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Italian Welfare and Social Assistance – INAS
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Library Information Services
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Mental Health Service Consultations
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North Hertfordshire Homes: Drop-in surgery
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North Herts District Council BME Consultation
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Police Recruitment Open Days
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Health Courses & Activities:
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Aiming High is the Forum’s Community Mentoring Project supporting BME school children. The project works in over 20 primary and secondary schools across North Hertfordshire and Stevenage, supporting BME children in Years 3 to 8. The project covers the Government’s five Every Child Matters outcomes.
The Forum’s four learning mentors provide regular one-to-one support, in the form of hour long sessions, to over 40 BME children at their schools every week. The mentors work with BME children to overcome their barriers to learning and raise their achievement in school. These barriers can include behaviour difficulties, low self-esteem, social problems and school attendance issues. The mentors work through these issues providing advice, guidance and support and acting as a positive role model for the children they work with.
The project has received positive feedback from schools, families and children. Aiming High was chosen to be studied as part of a county wide JAR (Joint Area Review) inspection and was identified as a ‘Good targeted action’ which has a ‘positive effect on increasing the self esteem, confidence and attitudes and behaviours’ of the children and young people we work with.
For further information the Aiming High project leaflet is available in PDF- click here
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