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March 2014
After a great effort by customers and staff, The next part of the project will be to develop the Thresholds new website is now live at customers blog that has been set up at ourthreshold.wordpress.com www.thp.org.uk.
Annie Hopley, Chair of the Board said that with so much customer involvement in design and content the new website had done us proud.
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ckport Offenders Customers of Thresholds Sto cle Maintenance Ser vices have taken part in an Bicy ice project. Course as part of a restorative just l bicycle project Thanks to some joint work with loca ing Ser vices, the Cyclone and Stockport Youth Offend ons in basic less two day pilot course provided cleaning, checks, comprehensive repairs, dismantling, and maintenance.
On Monday 3rd March, Threshold customers and staff gathered together for a preview of the new
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days at Stockport The course took place over two full College.
hard to complete The four customers worked ver y crime victims and the course, restoring bikes for cycle end. were given their own bicycles at the
to become peer Some of them are now looking mentors at the Cyclone Project.
20th
SPONSOR US!
Oldham, they will be raising money for the Inside Out service which provides the basics to start a new tenancy - such as bedding, cutlery and a microwave.
Threshold staff will be among those braving the elements on 20th March by taking part in a sponsored sleep out.
They are approaching people in and around Oldham for sponsorship, aiming to beat the 3,000 raised last year.
Donations can be received through justgiving.com/sleepout2014, and you can tweet your support with the hashtag #OldhamSleepOut.
The apprentices and customers worked together to plant poppies in supported housing schemes commemorating those that died in the First World War.
#NAW2014 took place between 3rd-7th March. Westbrook House was visited by New Charters latest trainees, promoting the value of apprenticeships in launching careers.
There were key speakers from the Threshold and Aksa Boards and the Enterprise Centre.
The Inspire Womens Group who work closely with our Oldham refuge, held a number of events during the week. On International Womens Day they raised over 140 for the refuge.
Got a story for next month or want to comment on something in the newsletter? Email: john.bowden@newcharter.co.uk Phone:0161 331 2443 or email neilthomas@thp.org.uk