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You will find interesting news and information about Zimwomen Northampton on this page. Please visit again soon. Some of the articles appear in the local newspapers - Northampton Chronicle and Echo and Northants Telegraph. Black Lives Change Lives T-Shirts for sale. There are 12 size X Large at £10.00 each. Please contact us zimwomennorthampton@ymail.com if you are interested!
Thank you to the Northampton Community Foundation for funding us to provide food & essential parcels for those in the community that are struggling and need support during the COVID-19 pandemic 2020
Strictly Come Dancing features in The Voice national newspaper - October 2015
FGM Event by the Hidden Scars Project
On Saturday 18 July 2015 our young volunteer Bethel held her first event on FGM at the central library. Among the speakers were Northamptonshire police, Northamptonshire County Council, Integrate Bristol, Zimwomen Northamptonshire, Northampton's children safeguarding board & Exodus Law The event was covered by BBC Radio Northampton and Inspiration FM. To listen to the interview package please click on link below BBC Radio Northampton FGM article Message from Bethel below.... Thank you so much for the support and help you have given me. To be honest with you volunteering at Zimwomen is the best decision I have made. It's the honest truth. If it wasn't for you I would not have been confident enough to even start Hidden Scars. Multicultural Festival 4 July 2015
The multicultural festival was held on Saturday 4th July 2015 on Northampton's market square. The different communities were able to showcase their culture, work and initiatives to other community organisations as well as the wider community. We had various activities including Russian dancing, English folk dance, Ceilidh dance, African dancing, Capoeira, Gospel singers, French singing, Dutch singing, Panam Flute playing, Soul/Funk band. We had participation from the Malaysian, Palestinian, English, Vietnamese, Irish, Indian and African communities and some fantastic food. The Umbrella Fair organisation kindly lent us much needed tables and chairs. Our special thanks to Northampton Community Foundation for their help in enabling us to hold this event. We would like to thank everyone who participated in the event and look forward to working again with you. If any communities or individual's would like to take part in next year's event please get in touch. Forthcoming Events 2015
SATURDAY 4 JULY (Note change of date) MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL 10am - 6pm. at the Market Square, Northampton, NN1 2DL. Celebrating the Diverse cultures in Northampton & fundraising for the Mayors charity (Marie Curie). FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - STRICTLY COME DANCING FOR AFRICA. 7pm -10:30pm. at the Royal & Derngate, Northampton, NN1 1DP. A spectacular exciting evening of African themed ballroom & Latin dance fused with African moves. SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER - YOUNG BLACK ACHIEVERS AWARDS 7pm - 10:30pm. at the Guildhall, Northampton, NN1 1DE. Supported by the University of Northampton. To Mark the end of Black History Month. We hope you will be able to join and support us. Story telling at Simon De Senlis School
Zimwomen Association shared some African folk story telling with pupils at Simon De Senlis school this morning. The school is doing the project as part of the Enchanted Kingdom unit. Pupils and staff gave us a warm welcome & we had a great time. Volunteer news
One of our volunteers Lindiwe recently received a placement on the community radio station, Inspiration FM. Lindiwe met the manager of the radio station at one of our recent events. We are delighted at the news. Lindiwe will gain valuable skills on her placement. We wish her the best of luck. Social Enterprise for Young People
Zimwomen Association have created a social enterprise for young people. A group of young entrepreneurs with a variety of business and concepts will be setting up a trade fair in October. If you would like to know more about this venture please contact us. May 2015
Hidden Scars is a project aiming to raise awareness and tackle the issue of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Northampton. Through the project the hidden scars team will be holding events in the community to raise awareness so that people can be informed. Hidden scars will support people who have been affected by female genital mutilation. We can provide assistance and we can also direct people to the right organisation or institution according to what they need.
For any enquires please email hiddenscarsproject@yahoo.co.uk or visit www.hiddenscarsproject.co.uk/ Bethel Tadesse Free Great networking, fun , Health & Wellbeing Event, with over 30 stalls booked.
There will be a Live Soul Band, delicious Food Tasting and demos, Free health Checks, Advice & Information, Fitness demos, a variety of stalls and the chance to win a car. There will be bouncing castle, drama and arts workshops. Everyone is welcome, The Mayor of Corby will also be joining us. Christmas & Fundraising Party
A big thank you to everyone who attend the Christmas & Fundraising party. It was a great night with good food, good music and great company. Tree Planting
In November 2014 Zimwomen took part in Planet Aid's Tree Planting event in Northamptonshire. Information about the day may be viewed via the film clip below Sponsors of the YBA Awards 1st November 2014
We are grateful to the sponsors of the YBA awards this weekend
ZImwomen Association on BBC
Zimwomen Association on BBC Northamptonshire website talking of "Northamptonshire volunteers housing victims in their homes" - see article - www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-29703505 October 2014 
Northampton Lions Sponsoring the Academic Award!
Zimwomen Association is delighted to announce that Northampton Lions Club will be sponsoring the academics award at the Young Black Achievers (YBA) award. Northampton Lions Club is one of the 46,000 Lions clubs in over 200 countries that constitutes Lions Club International and is the world's largest service club. Free Youth Summer Trip to Yorkshire
FREE youth summer camp trip to Withernsea, Yorkshire. Friday 8th - Sunday 10th August. Free transport, food and accommodation. First come, first served. For more details contact us. Also, our exciting free cooking sessions are still going on, next session Wednesday 30 July from 12pm to 4pm. Contact us for more details.
Director of Public Health & Wellbeing to attend the health, wellbeing & family fun day
Dr Akeem Ali, Director of Public Health & Wellbeing for Northamptonshire will be attending our health, wellbeing and family fun day on Saturday 2 August. Dr Akeem Ali will be our guest speaker. There will also be demonstrations from various health departments and other organisations. There will be free health checks as well as a variety of information, activities and products to buy at the event. The event is free of charge for members of the public. |
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Love Food Hate Waste
Zimwomen Association attended the Love Food and Waste network today. We gathered information on
For more information please visit http://england.lovefoodhatewaste.com/
Zimwomen Association attended the Love Food and Waste network today. We gathered information on
- ways to save money on food bills
- facts about food waste
- the cost of food waste in UK
- food packaging and food waste
- the global issue of food waste
- & much more
For more information please visit http://england.lovefoodhatewaste.com/
Africa Day Celebrations
The Africa Day Celebrations on 25 May 2014 were a great success, a well attended event with great performances and brilliant décor. The event also paid tribute to the great Nelson Mandela. We thanks everyone who attended the event and look forward to seeing you at the Young Black Achievers' awards on 1 November.
The Africa Day Celebrations on 25 May 2014 were a great success, a well attended event with great performances and brilliant décor. The event also paid tribute to the great Nelson Mandela. We thanks everyone who attended the event and look forward to seeing you at the Young Black Achievers' awards on 1 November.
Multicultural Festival in the Chronicle & Echo newspaper
"Festival should grow and grow"
John Griff's article in the Chronicle & Echo on the Multicultural Festival which took place in Northampton's market square and at the Deco on 26 April 2014.
(Click on the image to view the full article)
"Festival should grow and grow"
John Griff's article in the Chronicle & Echo on the Multicultural Festival which took place in Northampton's market square and at the Deco on 26 April 2014.
(Click on the image to view the full article)
"Celebration of cultures"
Celebration of cultures article in last weeks Chronicle & Echo newspaper.
Reporting on the multicultural festival which took place on 26 April 2014.
(Click on the image to view the full article)
Celebration of cultures article in last weeks Chronicle & Echo newspaper.
Reporting on the multicultural festival which took place on 26 April 2014.
(Click on the image to view the full article)
Multicultural Festival article in Chronicle & Echo Newspaper
Thanks to all those who attended a great event. Northampton Chronicle and Echo reporter came to the event, her report may be viewed via the following link http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/local/big-turnout-for-multicultural-festival-in-northampton-1-6023500
Thanks to all those who attended a great event. Northampton Chronicle and Echo reporter came to the event, her report may be viewed via the following link http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/local/big-turnout-for-multicultural-festival-in-northampton-1-6023500
Multicultural Festival attended by MP Michael Ellis
The multicultural festival on 26th April was attended by MP Michael Ellis, his comments about the event may be found via the following link.
http://www.michaelellis.co.uk/news/zimwomen-multicultural-festival
The multicultural festival on 26th April was attended by MP Michael Ellis, his comments about the event may be found via the following link.
http://www.michaelellis.co.uk/news/zimwomen-multicultural-festival
Multicultural Festival receives funding
Northamptonshire Community Foundation and Northampton Borough Council awarded £3,000 towards the multicultural festival.
The event takes place on 26 April in Northampton. You can view more details about the event on the Multicultural Festival.
To view the article which appeared in the Chronicle and Echo please click on the image.
Northamptonshire Community Foundation and Northampton Borough Council awarded £3,000 towards the multicultural festival.
The event takes place on 26 April in Northampton. You can view more details about the event on the Multicultural Festival.
To view the article which appeared in the Chronicle and Echo please click on the image.
Fundraising For a Minibus!!
We need your support to buy a minibus. Please help us raise £30,000 to buy a minibus which will last for years to come.
The minibus will be used on a daily basis to transport volunteers, young people, adults and children to various venues and activities including family support and other projects.
Payment can be made to us using a variety of payment methods. Please contact us for more details.
Please help us to make a difference to people’s lives.
We need your support to buy a minibus. Please help us raise £30,000 to buy a minibus which will last for years to come.
The minibus will be used on a daily basis to transport volunteers, young people, adults and children to various venues and activities including family support and other projects.
Payment can be made to us using a variety of payment methods. Please contact us for more details.
Please help us to make a difference to people’s lives.
Zimwomen Association on BBC Radio Northampton
Zimwomen Association, ex mayoress of Northampton & University of Northampton students were on BBC Radio Northampton this afternoon launching the Multicultural event in April. The interview with John Griff went very well, with the 3 interviewees all explaining their role within the organisation of the event and some of the cultures who will be involved in the event. 19 February 2014
Zimwomen Association, ex mayoress of Northampton & University of Northampton students were on BBC Radio Northampton this afternoon launching the Multicultural event in April. The interview with John Griff went very well, with the 3 interviewees all explaining their role within the organisation of the event and some of the cultures who will be involved in the event. 19 February 2014
Events on 14 February 2014
Zimwomen Association will be attending a health and wellbeing event at the Guildhall in Northampton on Friday. The event takes place from 12pm-4pm. Please come along for information and advice from health experts and a variety of stallholders.
We will also join the Women's Forum to demand justice for all survivors of gender violence.
You are invited to Dance, Sing and Rise for Justice on Northampton Market Square at 12:30.
Please wear something red.
Zimwomen Association will be attending a health and wellbeing event at the Guildhall in Northampton on Friday. The event takes place from 12pm-4pm. Please come along for information and advice from health experts and a variety of stallholders.
We will also join the Women's Forum to demand justice for all survivors of gender violence.
You are invited to Dance, Sing and Rise for Justice on Northampton Market Square at 12:30.
Please wear something red.
Palestine women's visit to Northampton March 2014
Northampton Al-Bireh (Palestine) Friendship Association (NABPFA), which is organising an unofficial town twinning between Northampton and the town of Al-Bireh on the West Bank (Palestine). We are bringing a group of Palestinian women to Northampton. The project is called 'Women in Action'. It is intended to bring young women together, and specially to link women's organisations in Northampton and London with those on the West Bank.
Zimwomen Association is looking forward to meeting and making friends with the ladies.
Northampton Al-Bireh (Palestine) Friendship Association (NABPFA), which is organising an unofficial town twinning between Northampton and the town of Al-Bireh on the West Bank (Palestine). We are bringing a group of Palestinian women to Northampton. The project is called 'Women in Action'. It is intended to bring young women together, and specially to link women's organisations in Northampton and London with those on the West Bank.
Zimwomen Association is looking forward to meeting and making friends with the ladies.
Tree Planting in Corby on 29 March 2014Event postponed due to bad weather
Zimwomen Association will be attending a tree planting event in Corby on 29 March 2014. The event is part of a Humana People to People worldwide tree-planting programme to plant 14 million trees in 2014, far 7 million trees have been planted in Humana projects around the world. Photos are displayed of the recent tree-planting action in Zambia (in which they planted 30,000 trees in two weeks), as well as one of the planting site on the Bulwick Estates which features Birgit Soe (Managing Director of Planet Aid UK) and John Hadley, the contractor responsible for the on-going maintenance of the area for the next three years. If you wish to join us on the day please let us know asap and whether you prefer a morning or afternoon session or the whole day if preferred. We will be planting a mixture of oak trees, small leaf lime trees and birch trees. The planting will begin at approximately 8.30am and will finish at 4pm with a half an hour break for lunch at 12 o’clock. You will need to dress appropriately, according to the weather conditions on the day, and that you wear good, sturdy comfortable boots. We also ask that you bring along the following items: Gardening gloves, spade (optional), a packed lunch. Please contact us asap to confirm your interest in helping us. |
Tree-planting action in Zambia
Planting site on the Bulwick Estates featuring Birgit Soe & John Hadley
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ITV News pre-event feature of the Young Black Achiever's Awards which were held on 30th November 2013. Please visit the gallery page for images from the event
Newsletter.
Please view our newsletter for news and information about Zimwomen Association Northamptonshire. We work with all members of the community.
Please view our newsletter for news and information about Zimwomen Association Northamptonshire. We work with all members of the community.
Young Black Achiever's Awards November 2013
Zimwomen Association would like to thank everyone who helped make the Young Black Achievers awards event on 30 November 2013 a success - please see the following page for more information - Thank you list for contributors to the Young Black Achiever's Awards.
Zimwomen Association would like to thank everyone who helped make the Young Black Achievers awards event on 30 November 2013 a success - please see the following page for more information - Thank you list for contributors to the Young Black Achiever's Awards.
Multicultural Fashion Show & Festival
Multicultural Festival 26 April 2014
Preparations have began for next year's multicultural festival which will combine the annual multicultural fashion show with daytime entertainment to include a wide variety of music from the diverse cultures of Northampton. A group of University of Northampton students will be helping with the organisation of the event.
There will be music, singing and dancing from various community groups and individuals as well as a variety of stalls with unique food and a variety of cultural items for display and sale.
The multicultural festival raises money to go towards the mayor's charities and next year's funds will go the the Les Marriott, the mayor's chosen charity Caring & Sharing Trust.
The evening will feature a fashion show with a wide mix of cultural fashion items. More information will be updated on the events page.
Multicultural Festival 26 April 2014
Preparations have began for next year's multicultural festival which will combine the annual multicultural fashion show with daytime entertainment to include a wide variety of music from the diverse cultures of Northampton. A group of University of Northampton students will be helping with the organisation of the event.
There will be music, singing and dancing from various community groups and individuals as well as a variety of stalls with unique food and a variety of cultural items for display and sale.
The multicultural festival raises money to go towards the mayor's charities and next year's funds will go the the Les Marriott, the mayor's chosen charity Caring & Sharing Trust.
The evening will feature a fashion show with a wide mix of cultural fashion items. More information will be updated on the events page.
Award Sponsors, Raffle Prizes & Volunteers Needed!!
We are hosting the Young Black Achievers' Awards on Saturday 30 November. We are in need of sponsors for the event, raffle prizes, donations and volunteer help to assist us in the smooth running of the event. Please see the events page for more details of the event.
So far we've had the following award sponsors:-
Academics - University of Northampton
Arts - Byron Mukoyi, Seven Stars Cleaning Services
Community - Northampton Volunteering Centre
Music - Roundabout Club Northampton
Sports - M & G Security Solutions Ltd
Young Entrepreneur - Easy Internet Services & Solutions
Poynter Coaches have kindly provided a coach to and from the venue. We are so grateful for their kind service.
So far we've had the following award sponsors:-
Academics - University of Northampton
Arts - Byron Mukoyi, Seven Stars Cleaning Services
Community - Northampton Volunteering Centre
Music - Roundabout Club Northampton
Sports - M & G Security Solutions Ltd
Young Entrepreneur - Easy Internet Services & Solutions
Poynter Coaches have kindly provided a coach to and from the venue. We are so grateful for their kind service.
We are honoured to be having Karen Johnson as a special guest at the Young Black Achievers' Awards.
Karen is a former model, was the director of a modelling agency and acting school and has also worked as a cabin crew member, these are a few of her accomplishments as well as juggling her life as a mum of 3 wonderful children.
She is well travelled having worked in Europe, Africa and the middle east.
Despite personal hardships she's always maintained a positive outlook and is using her personal experiences to empower women as well as highlight domestic abuse issues.
She is also multi-lingual. She is a very charitable lady and helps many causes.
Karen is an ambassador for Broken Films in London and judges many talent and beauty competitions. She was a judge at the The Face Of Africa EU on the 15 October at the 02 arena London. She is also the ambassador for Liverpool Homeless Football Women's Club.
Karen will be an honorary guest speaker at the Young Black Achievers' Awards. We look forward to her presence at the awards.
Karen is a former model, was the director of a modelling agency and acting school and has also worked as a cabin crew member, these are a few of her accomplishments as well as juggling her life as a mum of 3 wonderful children.
She is well travelled having worked in Europe, Africa and the middle east.
Despite personal hardships she's always maintained a positive outlook and is using her personal experiences to empower women as well as highlight domestic abuse issues.
She is also multi-lingual. She is a very charitable lady and helps many causes.
Karen is an ambassador for Broken Films in London and judges many talent and beauty competitions. She was a judge at the The Face Of Africa EU on the 15 October at the 02 arena London. She is also the ambassador for Liverpool Homeless Football Women's Club.
Karen will be an honorary guest speaker at the Young Black Achievers' Awards. We look forward to her presence at the awards.
African Drumming & dancing at the Global Dance Celebrations!
Zimwomen were invited to perform at the Umbrella Fair's Global Dance celebration on the 27 September. The ladies gave a wonderful performance of dancing and drumming.
Some photos of the event are available to view on the gallery page.
Zimwomen were invited to perform at the Umbrella Fair's Global Dance celebration on the 27 September. The ladies gave a wonderful performance of dancing and drumming.
Some photos of the event are available to view on the gallery page.
Zimwomen Association in the news again!!
Zimwomen Association attended a climate change event on 26 September as part of the Humana People to People Day.
The event was in Corby and was aimed at raising awareness of climate change as well as launching a tree planting scheme.
Zimomen Northampton have pledged to be part of the tree planting project.
To see more details of the event please visit the Northants Evening Telegraph article link - http://www.northantstelegraph.co.uk/news/top-stories/woodland-scheme-launched-at-corby-climate-change-forum-1-5537812
Zimwomen Association attended a climate change event on 26 September as part of the Humana People to People Day.
The event was in Corby and was aimed at raising awareness of climate change as well as launching a tree planting scheme.
Zimomen Northampton have pledged to be part of the tree planting project.
To see more details of the event please visit the Northants Evening Telegraph article link - http://www.northantstelegraph.co.uk/news/top-stories/woodland-scheme-launched-at-corby-climate-change-forum-1-5537812
In July, Zimwomen Association hosted their first Health, Beauty & Wellbeing event at the University of Northampton, Avenue Campus. Please view the gallery page to view images of the event.
ZimYouth attended a fun packed weekend in Birmingham on 9th & 10th August. The event was organised in partnership with Planet Aid, ZimWomen Association & Africa Youth Arise and was attended by over 40 young people. Some images may be seen on our gallery page.
Past events have included cooking food for the BBC with the Hairy Bikers. We've also worked with Age Concern on an international programme sending hand knitted blankets to old people's homes.
ZimYouth attended a fun packed weekend in Birmingham on 9th & 10th August. The event was organised in partnership with Planet Aid, ZimWomen Association & Africa Youth Arise and was attended by over 40 young people. Some images may be seen on our gallery page.
Past events have included cooking food for the BBC with the Hairy Bikers. We've also worked with Age Concern on an international programme sending hand knitted blankets to old people's homes.
Africa Family Fun Day 24 August 2013
Zimwomen performed and got involved in the African Family Fun Day event. A few photos are shown below
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Zimwomen Association at the Umbrella Fair
Zimwomen attended the Umbrella Fair on the weekend of 17th & 18th August at the Racecourse in Northampton, where we performed African drumming and dancing. We had a stall at the event.
Zim Youth at Summer Camp
Zim Youth attended a Summer Campfire weekend in Birmingham on 9th & 10th August. The event was organised in partnership with Planet Aid, ZimWomen & Africa Youth Arise.
Over 40 young people and the volunteers from Zimwomen and Africa Youth Arise travelled by coach from Northampton to Birmingham.
The event was hosted by the founders of Planet Aid.
There was drumming and dancing, sports activities, storytelling by the campfire by the poet Dumisenda and workshops. It was a brilliant location, the hosts were very generous and ensured that fun times were had by all.
Some of the photos of the event are available on our gallery page.
Over 40 young people and the volunteers from Zimwomen and Africa Youth Arise travelled by coach from Northampton to Birmingham.
The event was hosted by the founders of Planet Aid.
There was drumming and dancing, sports activities, storytelling by the campfire by the poet Dumisenda and workshops. It was a brilliant location, the hosts were very generous and ensured that fun times were had by all.
Some of the photos of the event are available on our gallery page.
Volunteers needed at Zimwomen
We need at least 2 office based volunteers and a voluntary youth worker at our Zimwomen Office, The Portfolio Innovation Centre, University of Northampton, Avenue Campus, St George’s Avenue, Northampton, NN2 6JD
If you have any admin experience, good computing and organisational skills we would love for you to come and help us. We also welcome those with little or no experience but who are willing to learn. Part time hours are welcomed to suit.
We are involved in a variety of projects and activities including fashion shows, drumming and dance performances, intergenerational projects such as gardening, we focus on education and re-employment, health and personal well-being by providing training, skills nurturing and development through sports and recreational activities.
If you are interested in joining us please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you
If you have any admin experience, good computing and organisational skills we would love for you to come and help us. We also welcome those with little or no experience but who are willing to learn. Part time hours are welcomed to suit.
We are involved in a variety of projects and activities including fashion shows, drumming and dance performances, intergenerational projects such as gardening, we focus on education and re-employment, health and personal well-being by providing training, skills nurturing and development through sports and recreational activities.
If you are interested in joining us please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you
Drumming & Dancing workshop at Northampton School for Girls
Zimwomen performed at the Spinney Hill Theatre Northampton (NSG) on Wednesday 12 June 2013. They entertained a delighted audience with their dancing and African drumming skills and were asked to do an impromptu performance at the interval.
There was much entertaining at the event which was held by Northampton Volunteering Centre as part of their Celebration Concert. Over 200 performers gave their all at this brilliantly entertaining event. NVC School of Life Intergenerational Choir and Royal & Derngate choir performed some wonderful songs including a brilliant rendition of Daft Punk's Get Lucky hit single.
There was much entertaining at the event which was held by Northampton Volunteering Centre as part of their Celebration Concert. Over 200 performers gave their all at this brilliantly entertaining event. NVC School of Life Intergenerational Choir and Royal & Derngate choir performed some wonderful songs including a brilliant rendition of Daft Punk's Get Lucky hit single.
High Sheriff's Garden Party
Zimwomen attended Northamptonshire High Sheriff's Garden party on 1st August 2013 where they performed drumming and dancing routines for over 200 guests.
A great time was had by all!! Multicultural Fashion Show
A well attended event organised by Zimwomen Association to celebrate the diversity of Northampton's many cultures. Over £1000 was raised for the mayor's charities. A great time was had by all, some photos of the event are available on the gallery page.
Next year's event promises to be even bigger and better. We''l be working with the ex mayor & mayoress, BBC Northampton, Umbrella Fair, Northampton Volunteering Centre as well as various community groups, more to follow |
Africa Day Celebrations event
The Africa Day Celebrations event on 25 May held at Marriott Hotel were a well attended, successful and fun day.
We had a variety of entertainment including live music from up and coming musicians, fashion shows, dancing, really good food, great speakers. Pauline Long gave an inspirational and heartfelt speech and stayed with us for the evening. We look forward to next year's event which will be even bigger and better. Please see our gallery page for some of the photos of the evening. Old clothes to buy new trees
In January 2012 Zimwomen Association collaborated with non profit organisation Planet Aid to raise £5000 towards the cost of planting millions of trees in Zimbabwe. Shoppers were encouraged to donate unwanted clothes which went towards raising the cash for the tree planting scheme. Zimwomen Association also performed their dancing and drumming to entertain shoppers. |
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A time of opportunity
The 2011 Northamptonshire Voluntary and Community Sector Conference Groups from around the county attended Northamptonshire's third Voluntary and Community Sector Annual Conference in Kettering on 25 May 2011. Zimwomen Association were also present at the conference, More about the article - www.niconsortium.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=151&Itemid=37 |
Cooking with the Hairy Bikers
Zimwomen Association had the pleasure to meet and cook with the Hairy Bikers. The session was filmed and shown on BBC television on the Hairy Bikers: Mums Know Best series.
Our dish was a Vegetable chilli with peanut butter cabbage and sadza, which is Zimbabwe’s staple dish, traditionally made with white cornmeal.To view the recipe, please view the BBC page.
Our dish was a Vegetable chilli with peanut butter cabbage and sadza, which is Zimbabwe’s staple dish, traditionally made with white cornmeal.To view the recipe, please view the BBC page.
