On Thursday, June 4th, our Upper Andersonstown Community Forum Reading Room group are on the road, from their usual meeting place at Tullymore Community Centre in west Belfast, to Easons in the centre of town. So what's the story? The Upper Andersonstown group have been taking part in a weekly Reading Room as part of [...]
Another local housing development nearing completion. Great to see high quality affordable home for local families.
Week 8 for the "Parents Lets Talk" group and CAUSE will be visiting. CAUSE is a unique peer-led regional charity offering services to families, partners and friends across Northern Ireland caring for a loved one who has experienced serious mental illness. CAUSE is run by carers for carers which gives the organisation a true peer-led [...]
The T' Oscars have arrived so its time to get all spruced up and into your best dress or suit. The Lottery funded UTOPIA (Using Technology, Older People In Action) is hosting the Tullymore Oscars which is a chance to see first hand the great arts, craft and technology work that has been created by [...]
Congratulations to Sally McKee who successfully completed the City & Guilds Childrens Care, Learning & Development Diploma, Level 2. Sally has been attending the course at Upper Andersonstown Community Forum as part of the Jobs, Education & Training Project (J.E.T) for the last 12 months. This course involves both on the job training through a [...]
West Belfast Youth Forum (Coming soon)
As part of the Healthy Hearts in the West programme a cookbook was been produced by the Upper Andersonstown Community Forum and it was launch last Wednesday 25th March in Tullymore Community Centre. The event involved local residents who come to Tullymore for education and training as well a P7 class from St John Baptist. There [...]
The First session of the new "Parents Lets Talk" project took place in Tullymore Community Centre yesterday and was a great succes. The workshop focused on "Drug Awareness" and the impact it can have on families and their community. Ann-Marie McKee, Family Support worker based in Tullymore said "Today was a great opportunity to talk about the [...]
The Upper Andersonstown Community Forum in partnership with the Andersonstown Neighbourhood Partnership have produced a cook book so look out for it within the community and grab your copy the next time your in Tullymore.
This aim of the programme is to increase awareness and how we can create a better quality of life for you and your family. Improving life chances, opportunities and access to resources for you and your family within the local community. If you like to get involved or have any questions, contact Ann Marie on [...]