How about that, a slot in the Evening Post. Great exposure not just for Champions of Change, but for awareness of mental health in the city.
(you will have to click on the image to see it full sized.)
A belated good bye and thank you to Andy, who has been working with us for the last few months. He has been a fantastic and vital part of the team and has really helped with producing materials and sorting out some systems as well as being part of the team organising the Champions of Change launch.
A big thank you for all your hard work and we wish you all the best for the future.
An exciting new opportunity for South Asian Women. The flier is on the Get On Up page here.
The launch was fantastic last Thursday. Pictures are on Flickr with a few more coming.
If you were not able to be there, you might want to watch the short animation made to begin showing what Champions of Change is all about.
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JiYtAgCy8M
CHAMPIONS OF CHANGE – STRUT YOUR STUFF
JOIN THE WALK!
HATS OFF FOR NOTTINGHAM WORLD MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEKS
Members of the Champions of Change Network invite you to join them and their friends on a lunch time walk around Nottingham city centre to show that mental health is everybody’s business. Wear a hat of your choice!
Wednesday 0ctober 6th 2010
Meet: Left Lion, Market Square, Nottingham, 12:30pm. Walk will last approximately 30 minutes.
ALL WELCOME
See the Facebook event page – http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=164349943575140
The launch is this Thursday and so it’s time to reveal a little more.
We have just put the programme for the day up on the Champions of Change site, click here to go there!
Champions of Change will be officially launching the network on the 30th of September. All of our Champions have been invited to the Council House in Nottingham to celebrate all of the successes so far and to look forward to what we hope to achieve in the future.
More information on the new Champions of Change blog (click here)
We will be blogging on here throughout the event.
Sam has been with us at Bright Ideas HQ over the summer months and has now returned to Sheffield for his second year of Uni. We wish you all the best Sam, and many thanks for all your efforts!
Hoping all our Muslim volunteers and friends have a great Eid! From everyone at Bright Ideas.