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Home / Diversity / BME Skills Project Officer Anna

BME Skills Project Officer Anna with AVOW and EYST

During the pandemic, AVOW has welcomed a new team member to our BME Skills Project:

Hello from Anna

Hello, my name is Anna, and I am a BME Skills Project Officer based in Wrexham. I have studied Public Health and Wellbeing at Glyndwr University. Also, I hold a Social Work qualification in Poland. I have lived in the United Kingdom for the last twelve years. Over this time, I have met wonderful people with whom I have begun friendships. At the same time, I came across many people to whom, my knowledge, experience, or time helped in different ways.

The people, who know me describe me as open, friendly, and full of energy, and I have to add to this; I always have time for others and new ideas for new challenges.

In the meantime, I love to spend my free time gardening and reading. I spend my day makes flowers, and other peoples smile. I love my dog Bronagh who is an Irish Kerry Blue and she is a relentless walker. I am looking forward to meeting you all!

Warmest regards, Anna S.

About the BME Skills Project

Bespoke and tailored support to bring out what is beneficial for BME community groups through multi-organisational networks across Wales.

BME Skills Project is one of many projects that offers bespoke, tailored, and custom support for BME community groups and organisations. BME Skills Project in partnership with Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team (EYST), Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC), Swansea Council for Voluntary Service (SCVS) and the Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham (AVOW).
The project is funded by The Big Lottery Fund until December 2020.
The BME Skills Project supports smaller Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) community groups and organisations to grow and flourish by bringing the available specialised services’ advice, guidance, and experience of national, regional local organisations.

BME Skills Project Officer will assist your organisation in easy steps through a referral process that will signpost your area of expertise appropriately to other organisations and individuals that require your specific support.

Contact

If you want or your organisation wants to be part of this multidimensional network among public and private sector organisations to support others to build healthy local communities and would like to get involved or learn more about the BME Skills Project, please contact our BME Skills Project Officer, Anna Szymanska, on 07518 056654 or via email: anna.szymanska@avow.org

We welcome your enquiries!

You can phone us on 01978 312556. Or use our contact form here

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