ERANO was honoured to be part of the reception for the Honorary Consul of Ukraine. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with the Ukrainian community and discuss the vital work of refugee support.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland for their support and commitment to helping those in need.
We recently hosted weekly therapy workshops led by the talented Kozosvyst Psychologist for Ukrainian women who’ve found refuge in our community. These brave women shared their stories and found strength in each other’s company. We are committed to providing ongoing support and resources to help them heal and thrive.
Patient Client Committee (PCC) met with some of our members to discuss their experiences with the health service. We’re committed to listening to our members’ concerns and working to improve the healthcare system for everyone.
If you have any questions or concerns about your healthcare, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Last week, Mr. Alan Moore, the Honorary Consul for Ukraine, stopped by the ERANO office in Omagh to see how things are going for Ukrainian refugees in our area. He toured our office, chatted with volunteers, and had a heart-to-heart with some of the refugees.
Need a new winter coat? Drop into the ERANO office this Monday and Tuesday and see what we have on display. The Filipino community had a very successful Saturday morning at the ERANO office distributing coats as part of the Winter Coat Giveaway and there are still some available. The community also ran their last Tambayan sa (food market) for this year.
Ukrainian ladies, feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Consider enrolling in our upcoming 6-week therapy workshop with Inna. A trained therapist Inna has worked with many clients over the years and we are delighted to be able to offer her professional service to ERANO clients. Please book your place with Inna. Numbers restricted.
ERANO’s multicultural Fun Day at Enniskillen Castle wrapped up our summer schedule today. A big thank you to all the people that came along and made the day a success and full of fun for the children. Now looking forward to autumn and our new programme of events. Stay Tuned!
On Saturday, we joined 15,000 others to stand against the devastating racial attacks happening in Belfast and around the world.
Racism and Islamophobia is an urgent crisis that we are committed to combating to ensure our community is safe for everyone.
The xenophobic events in the past weeks have highlighted the importance of community resilience and the power of collective action in stopping the spread of hate and division.
Last weekend, I had the incredible opportunity to immerse myself in the vibrant culture of the Philippines at the local Filipino Festival. From mouth-watering cuisine to energetic performances, the event was a delightful celebration of Filipino heritage.
The festival was a showcase of colours, sounds, and energy. Traditional Filipino dances captivated the audience with their grace and precision. The rhythmic beats of the music had everyone tapping their feet and swaying to the rhythm.
One of the highlights of the festival was the sense of community and camaraderie among the attendees. People from all walks of life came together to celebrate and appreciate Filipino culture. It was truly inspiring to witness the enthusiasm and pride of the Filipino community.
A happy Saturday supporting our Filippino community celebrate their national day. A big shout out to Anna and her committee for putting on a great show and to everyone who turned up to create that special Filipino atmosphere.
