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Courses available to Thamesmead residents
11:23am Wednesday 30th January 2008
Trust Thamesmead is working with Greenwich in bringing various courses to residents of Thamesmead...
Trust Thamesmead is working with Greenwich Community College and Greenwich Council to bring First Aid for Babies and Children, a seven week course for adults who are interested in learning about what to do in an emergency and how to carry out first aid on young people.
The course costs just £25 and starts on Tuesday 5 February at Jubilee Community Centre in Thamesmead. For more information or to register your place, please contact 020 8859 9364.
Trust Thamesmead and Greenwich Council is offering Thamesmead residents a free course on how to write funding bids, 6:30-9:00pm, Wednesday 13 February at Trust Thamesmead's office, 19a Joyce Dawson Way, Thamesmead Town Centre.
If this would help you in anyway, please register your place with Di West at Greenwich Council 07792 38854 or Linda Delieu at Trust Thamesmead 020 8320 4470.
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