COMMUNITY NEWS
DAYTOP MULTICULTURAL CENTRE The Daytop Multicultural Centre project team was given a grant of £1,890 to help fund a 12-week fashion design and sewing skills workshop encouraging the empowerment of women. During March, a fashion show took place to showcase the incredible and vibrant designs the participants of the course created. Each participant showed their designs and walked the catwalk. They also spoke about their designs and motivation to the audience, as well as talking about the wellbeing and confidence they had gained from the course and from sewing. One young person wants to commence their own business after creating wonderful outfits and more may follow. Cllr Sherrilyn Bateman presented certificates of recognition to those who took part. For more details on Daytop visit daytop.co.uk
AYLESBURY TELUGU COMMUNITY Aylesbury Telugu Community (ATC) is a newly formed non-profit community interest company (CIC) registered in November 2021 with the main objective to promote cultural, arts and sports within the Aylesbury community. We're also planning personal development workshops and conducting health awareness and wellbeing seminars to help the community lead a positive life. We have successfully organised a couple of events in the first half of this year and for sports and cultural events. We had a huge turn out. These events helped the community get together and showcase their talents in sports and arts and uplifting the positivity in the community. We are organising Telugu language classes and yoga sessions for the benefit of the community. ukatc.org
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