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The Foundation, community, education and training services had been operating since 1975. Based in West London, the Charity had helped over 40,000 people of various ethnicities and ages, on non-discriminatory and equal opportunity basis.

The Charity is in need of a permanent Headquarter (HQ) building and therefore needs funds to purchase it. The building is expected to cost in the range of  £3.5M-4M (British Pounds) for purchase, conversion and suitably equipped.

 

The new permanent building is needed:

· To bring stability to the Charity’s long term aims;

· Save time and money – instead of paying open-ended rent, pay mortgage and eventually own the property as a valuable asset to the Charity;

· Avoid moving offices every five years, including rent increases;

· Regular moving presents unacceptable instability to the Charity;

· The Foundation is a senior voluntary and community group, which helps other new groups to develop, including capacity building. Building stability is required for this type of partnership, capacity building and  community development work; and

· A permanent HQ building, suitably equipped, will provide the capacity and facilities for the Charity to house its core administrative, policy making and implementation infrastructures, in one building, in the interest of administrative economies of scale.

 

The building will house senior, middle management and administrative offices and provide overall management, administrative and support services to the expanding work of the Charity. The building will also provide meeting, conference and training capacities, equipped with modern ICT facilities. Space will be provided for new and small voluntary and community groups needing temporary desk and meeting space, to develop specialists support for their local members. This appeal is being launch to attract public and private sponsorships from any and all sources, that are mindful to giving their support financially or act as bank guarantor for the purchase, conversion and equipping of the HQ property.

 

The Foundation’s e-mail contact is: cmass@ubol.com. Link Website: Vince Hines Foundation

The Vince Hines Foundation  

Launches 2007 Building Fund Appeal

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“Help us save Cockpit Country for this and future generations. If Bauxite mining were allowed to take place in Cockpit Country, a forested area, rich in biodiversity,  cultural heritage  and a home to thousands of rare plants and animals, this area will have been destroyed for ever.” - Appeal by Caribbean Environmental Group on the Island of JAMAICA.

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China Invites

Visitors to

Historic

Taijiquan Seminar

 

CHINA calls first International Taijiquan Science Seminar and sent general invitations to members of the public, who have an interest in Chinese Martial Arts.The Seminar is scheduled for 5-12 August 2007 at Changchun, the capital city of Jilin province, in the North of China.  This is an historic event in that Taijiquam is being introduced to the world for the first time, as a modern science discipline. [MORE]

Grand Master

Zhiqiang Feng

Britain’s Black Music Congress (BMC) calls debate on the theme ‘To What Extent Does Music Influence Behaviour?’

One of the core objectives of the BMC is to ensure that Black music is recognised in its entirety as a powerful art form, which is serving the British people, like other art forms in society. Kwaku, who chairs the Congress, is concerned that some people hold the view that  “music is influencing bad behaviour, and causing some of the woes of society.”

This conference is called to give people the opportunity to air opinions and views on the matter. The conference is targeted at parents, youths, teachers, mentors, elected representatives, artists, social and youth workers.

It will be held on Saturday  13 January 2007 at 3-6pm, at City University, London, EC1. Admission is free. Appearing as main speakers on the     day— Onyeka (Narrative Eye), Paradise (TGSMP), and others .

Those wishing to attend can book now at:

www.bbm-on.net/(if registered) at  http://www.britishblackmusic.com/