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Date: 23 January 2008
Category: Events
The better you eat, the better you are!
The MorePower2You Parent's Network invites you to their event on 'Health', with a special presentation on 'Hair' and our treatment of it. This should be a very interesting and informative session. Be there!
Venue: Heart Beat International Centre
Contact: Esther Murray
esther_murray54@yahoo.co.uk

Date: 7 February 2008
Category: Open Forum Meetings
''SMACKING- DISCIPLINE OR ABUSE''

Do you think smacking a child is necessary, in order to form stable, decent young adults, or is it child abuse?

As people of faith, the members of the Southwark Multi-Faith Forum have strong views about whether smacking is discipline or physical abuse. How about you?

Come along to the meeting and get the opportunity to raise issues and discuss solutions to the above.There will be food and refreshments (and a creche available on a first come first serve basis)...
Venue: The Learning and Development Centre, Cator Street, SE 15 6AA
Contact: Trevor or Anwara on 0207 525 544/ 7115
trevor.udennis@southwark.gov.uk or anwara.ali@southwark.gov.uk

Date: 19 February 2008
Category: Events
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM)
The development of the Southwark Multi Faith Forum is an exciting initiative that is led by and for faith-based organisations such as churches, mosques, temples and other community organisations who define themselves in some way by their religion/faith. Members of the Forum believe that by working together on practical community activities and on lobbying Government bodies for policies that will help those most in need, we can achieve more for the people of Southwark than can be done acting alone.

Given the increasing atmosphere of unease and mistrust amongst various sectors of society, it is crucial that the various religious communities within Southwark can come together and work towards the improvement of all their communities, and show that though we are different, from different backgrounds and religious persuasions, we can work together towards the better of our society.So make your way to the event which will be an evening of learning and encouragement.
Please book in advance to secure your place as spaces are limited. We look forward to seeing you there!!
Venue: Hilton London Docklands, 265 Rotherhithe Street, SE16 5HW
Contact: Trevor Udennis or Anwara Ali on 020 7525 5444 / 7115
trevor.udennis@southwark.gov.uk or anwara.ali@southwark.gov.uk

Date: 22 March 2008
Category: Open Forum Meetings
Southwark Stakeholders Forum
Southwark Stakeholders Forum is a quarterly event, debating pressing issues concerning our community of Southwark. For the first time in many years, people are now seeking an alternative way in resolving issues of Finance, youth culture, planning but to name a few concerns.It is time that the communities within Southwark get together to look at ways forward.The community and all stakeholders have a responsibility to contribute in that process.

The forum will be an opportunity for interested parties to dialogue with representatives from the Business Sector, Local Authority, Residence of Southwark and local Churches.
Venue: Community Outreach Ministries, Unit 5/6 Mulberry Business Centre, Quebec Way, Surrey Quays, SE10 7LB
Contact: Phelicia Agugu on 07944505195

Date: 25 November 2008
Category: Events
SMFF Annual General Meeting 2008
We are pleased to invite you to the AGM of Southwark Multi Faith Forum on 25th November 2008. This year the event takes place at “ The Learning & Development Centre” – Cator Street London SE15 6AA United Kingdom, Tel 020 -7525-5800. The time will be from 6.30 PM to 9.30 PM. All documentation will be accessible via the website. For more info contact Charlotte Beaumont on 020 7525 5502.
Venue: Learning & Development centre, Cator St, SE15
Contact: Charlotte Beaumont
charoltte.beaumont@southwark.gov.uk

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