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Dance Against Hate
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Dance Against Hate
By Concorde Close Residents Association
A family friendly community cohesion event in August 2019, promoting inclusion & celebrating community diversity by showcasing an eclectic mix of live performances to connect & unify communities.
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The CCRA in partnership with London Borough Of Hounslow are pleased to present an exciting family based community event - 'Dance Against Hate’ #DAH8' - The theme is 'Building on common grounds to celebrate uniqueness', where the aim is to unite communities to build a resilience against all forms of hate and to build bridges to enhance community cohesion around the London Borough of Hounslow. The event will showcase an eclectic mix of Vocal/Spoken/Dance Artists and local community performance groups to convey a strong message of love, peace and unity. The event will also feature a diverse array local business’ including food, craft, beauty and fashion stalls with an opportunity for visitors to seek information at various information hubs. #DAH8 is and inclusive and memorable event for all the family to enjoy, and we hope to build upon a legacy from this event.
What we'll deliver:
- Free inclusive inter generation community cohesion events & workshops
- Promote local stalls and talent
- Creating a legacy through community workshops and events
- Promote health & well being
Why it's a great idea:
The CCRA are passionate about stamping out hate with happy feet. - By conveying a positive message through Dance, music and poetry we are able to find common ground with communities and therefore we are able to encourage and promote community cohesion at a vital time post Brexit. Visual and audible art forms are the focal point, as they act to educate and provide a positive anchor to harness inclusion within the wider community.
Steps to get it done:
- Providing 'Dance Against Hate' an inclusive free community cohesion event August 2019
- Providing more intergenerational workshops
The CCRA are trying to promote health and fitness in the London Borough of Hounslow particularly among the ethnic and female demographics where statistic have shown that this is a big issue within the communities with high risk of diabetes.
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How will the money be spent?Total £9,343
Costs Breakdown
This shows how money raised for the project will be spent. Before entering fundraising these costs will be confirmed by the project's Delivery Manager and verified by the verifier.
Stage & Sound (Quote in email format, awaiting official quote doc) Mitchigan Vibes
£5,000
17%
Portable Toilets
£1,574
13%
Security ( waiting for official quote doc)
£1,174
4%
Venue Booking (Awaiting quote doc)
£400
3%
Trade waste bins - Delivery & Hire
£265
0%
TENS Licence
£30
Total £9,343
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AN AMPLIFIED VOICE FOR RESIDENTS' CONCERNS, UNITED WEMAKE A DIFFERENCE!
“Established in June 2016, the CCRA have had a positive impact on the community in tackling ongoing issues, encouraging community cohesion initiatives to strengthen the Hounslow based multi cultural community.”
The Concorde close Residents Association (CCRA) was formed in June 2016 with the sole purpose of improving the living environment of residents who live in Concorde Close Hounslow. Concorde Close is a small residential close situated in West London, housing up to 43 social households with a mixed cultural demographic of elderly & young families. The properties were built in the 1970's and over the years the external areas have deteriorated drastically. The area has been infiltrated by drug users/dealers who contribute to the escalating ASB crime in the area; such as using discreet communal weak spots to use drugs & leave their drug paraphernalia that unfortunately young children stumble upon frequently. With recent stabbings and threats to resident’s safety, a small collective of residents decided to come together to form the first voluntary Concorde Close Residents Association in June 2016, to help challenge & tackle ongoing issues. By encouraging proactive community cohesion, the CCRA are formulating community projects focused on building positive and strong relationships within the small community of residents, by improving the wellbeing & safety of residents - which is at the heart of the CCRA's ethos. The small estate is managed by HOME GROUP, Housing association who the CCRA are now working with to make a change to improve the living environment that has been neglected for years to create a more safe, pleasant place for residents to live.
COMMUNITY COHESION SMALL ACTIONS BIG DIFFERENCE.
“We can begin by doing small things at the local level, like planting community gardens or looking out for our neighbours. That is how change takes place in living systems, not from above but from within, from many local actions occurring simultaneously.”
— Grace Lee Boggs
Project Delivery Manager: Concorde Close Residents Association The Project Delivery Manager takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.