Category: C
Launch of African Men's Calabash Space
posted: 13/10/2011
George House Trust has received funding to develop it's work with African men with African Men's Adviser Mike Mpofu leading on this exciting work.
Mike would like to invite Positive African men who are known to GHT to a group meeting on Saturday 19th November at George House Trust - the meeting is from 12.30 pm until 3 p.m. There'll be African food and music.
It is really important that for positive African Men to come along, so that they can let Mike know what you want from services at George House Trust.
For further details, contact mike@ght.org.uk or ring him on 0161 274 5662.
Food will be served and we will reimburse your travelling expenses
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CV Writing Session for Gay Men
posted: 19/09/2011
Monday 19th September 2011
6pm onwards
Space open 5pm – 8pm.
Would you like help with your C.V.?
Are you unemployed or working but looking for another job? Or would you like to brush up on your C.V. skills for when you do decide or are able to look for work in the future?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above then come along to the C.V. writing workshop at the Gay Men’s Space – Please bring a copy of your current CV with you – even if this is only a rough draft – YOU WILL NEED THIS FOR THE WORKSHOP.
You do not have to have attended the Gay Men’s Space before, however the workshop is only open to gay men living with HIV already known to George House Trust.
For further information please contact Dunkan or Jill on 0161 274 4499 or email dunkan@ght.org.uk or jill@ght.org.uk
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Justice For Chenai
posted: 24/08/2011
GHT is supporting a campaign for a Zimbabwean woman, Chenai Mudzamiri to stay in the UK.
Chenai fled from Zimbabwe and claimed asylum in the UK after she was brutally imprisoned, raped and
tortured for not actively supporting the ruling party, Zanu PF. The Home Office have decided that she does not have a case for asylum, so she is at risk of deportation back to Zimbabwe.
Chenai has a well founded fear of persecution if she is returned to Zimbabwe. Deporting Chenai would breach Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits you from returning a person to face torture.
Please send a letter to the Home Secretary, which can be downloaded here.
You can also sign Chenai's e-petition here.
Thanks for your support.
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Manchester Pride 2011, a Message from GHT
posted: 23/08/2011
Is it really that time of year again? Manchester Pride is fast approaching and there's only a few days now until the Big Weekend.
For the last few months we have been preparing for what we hope will be another successful and memorable campaign. This year our campaign - to tie in with the ‘Best of British’ theme of Pride 2011 - is ‘I Heart GHT’.
We decided on our slogan earlier in the year and it may look familiar to you given the recent riots which unfolded recently in Manchester and across the country.
Shortly after these events the ‘I Heart Mcr’ campaign took off. We fully support this campaign and what it stands for and we're proud to be part of this fantastic city.
We hope that our 'I Heart GHT' campaign complements the other similar campaigns that are around at the moment. We want to make sure that everyone knows about our services and how proud we are of them!
We look forward to seeing you on the Parade, at our stall in the Expo or at the Candlelit Vigil in Sackville Gardens on Bank Holiday Monday.
Have a happy, peaceful and safe Manchester Pride 2011 - from all of us at GHT.
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Pre-Pride Event @ Gay Men’s Space
posted: 08/08/2011
Monday 22nd August
5pm – 8pm
Let’s get this party started! It’s the run up to Manchester Pride so to mark the occasion we’ll be looking back at Prides gone by.
Do you have any memories or memorabilia you would like to share such as old photographs perhaps?
If so, bring them along to the pre-Pride event. We’ll also be having a quiz and a display of some of GHT’s archive of photographs and past campaigns.
The Gay Men’s Space is open to any gay or bisexual man living with HIV in the North West of England.
For further information contact;
Dunkan@ght.org.uk
0161 274 4499
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