Our Safe and Warm Communities project is now in full swing with workshops starting in September. On Friday 30 August, one member organisation hosted their own community workshop to raise energy awareness within the Asian community.

Last week, Cross Culture Hub CIC hosted a Safe & Warm Communities, Energy Awareness Workshop. It was conducted in Punjabi, so that all participants could easily understand the concepts and engage in discussions. Participants sang a variety of songs in Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi and enjoyed delicious and hot Asian food.

Nagina, founder of Cross Culture Hub said;

‘The combination of educational and cultural activities made the workshop informative and  enjoyable and we successfully achieved our goal of raising energy awareness while also celebrating the cultural diversity of our community.’

To find out more about our Safe and Warm Communities project and attend an Energy Awareness Workshop, please visit our webpage.

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