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By Wsha Kurdish
The New Kurdish year is on the 21st of March. We would like to celebrate it. This celebration will introduce our culture to our children. It’s also entertainment for those families that live far.
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This celebration will be in a hall that we need to hire. Based off of our funds, we will choose the size of the hall. We will also hire professional people to introduce and manage it. We will also hire a group of musicians to sing songs that are relevant to the Kurdish New Year. We need supervision for children under 5. We also need to have food for visitors. This celebration will take 3-5 hours.
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
It is a great idea because these families are missing their culture. This affects their mood positively. This celebration will refresh them and influence them to start with a happy life.
Steps to get it done:
Location Kensington and Chelsea
About the space
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Council
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
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How will the money be spent?Total £4,427
Costs Breakdown
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Total £4,427
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VolunteerThe Kurdish new year and Naroz eid celebration are very important and valued within the Kurdish community.
It is also important to us to pass this message on to our next generations in the UK.
Project Owner: Soza Faraj The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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