August 2013 News
- Multifaith Forest Garden Sept 14th
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Monthly workday at the Parkwood Springs Forest Garden/
- Money Mentors Needed
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Volunteer Money Mentors wanted to help people moving into social housing to be confident about managing money.
- Job: Admin/Finance worker
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SAGE/Greenfingers seek someone with a broad range of administrative, book-keeping and financial management skills to help run our Burngreave based office.
Salary: £19,378 per annum pro rata (£7,856 for a 15 hour week)
Deadline: 5.30pm Monday 16th September 2013
- Help wanted after fire at recycling plant
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Reclaim is a recycling charity in Attercliffe that provides work and support for adults with learning disabilities. After a huge fire on Sunday 14th destroyed the majority of their site, they are looking for local businesses and skilled workers to help get the plant up and running again.
- JOBS: Early Years Practitioners
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£6160/£9240 per annum
6 month contract
20/30 hours per week, Monday to Friday in term times
Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013
- SADACCA International Community Cultural Day
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Sheffield and District African Caribbean Community Association (SADACCA), is hosting its annual International Community Cultural Day on 26th August.
- SCC selective licensing residents drop in session - Page Hall
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This is an open drop in session for residents ONLY to have their say and have any questions answered by the council on the proposed Selective Licensing.
- Sage Greenfingers Open Day
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At Sage Greenfingers Open Day on 10th September 2013 you can view the year's work, there is a poetry walk about and photo workshop and a performance by local poet Matt Black.
- Job: Bengali Advocacy and Outreach worker
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Roshni Sheffield Asian Women’s Resource Centre are looking for a Bengali Advocacy and Outreach Worker.
Temporary for 3 months; may be extended subject to further funding
Salary: £22,221 per annum (pro rata)
Hours: 13 hours per week
Closing date: Monday 2nd September 2013 10:00am
- Job: Urdu / Punjabi Advocacy and Development Sessional Worker
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Roshni Sheffield Asian Women’s Resource Centre are looking for an Urdu / Punjabi Advocacy and Development Sessional Worker
Salary: £10.91 per hour (equivalent to £21,000 pa; pro rata)
Hours: 18 hours per week term time only
Closing Date: Monday 2nd September 2013 10:00am
- Bottle-Top Mosaic
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With no apparent facilities to separate bottle tops for recycling, Patrick Amber finds inspiration from the Friends of Burngreave Chapel & Cemetery well dressings to collect and use them in a mosaic.
- Sage Greenfingers job vacancy
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SAGE Greenfingers Horticultural Therapy Worker:
Salary: £20,356 per annum pro rata
Hours: 24.5 hours/week
Deadline: 12 noon Thursday 22nd August
- Great Sheffield Raft Race
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The Sheffield Raft Race is back on the Don at the end of August.
- David Blunkett MP Advice Surgery
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Saturday, 21 September at Firth Park Advice Centre from 10.00am-11.30am
- Forest Garden workday
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The next multifaith Forest Garden day at Parkwood Springs is on Saturday 10th August
- New 'Section 30' Dispersal Order for Fir Vale
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Details of the recently announced Section 30 Dispersal Order for the Fir Vale area, which comes into affect on August 12th and runs until November 17th.
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