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imagine if... PROJECT NEWS - JUNE 2013

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Make the most of the CAP Money course!

11th, 18th & 25th June, 7.30pm, Frontline Cafe

CAP Money is a FREE course that runs over 3 evenings, designed to help you manage your finances. The course covers budgeting skills and a simple cash based system to help reduce your spending. Course delegates get access to ‘CAP Money Online’ to build their budget and to access online videos. If they then

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discover that they can’t balance their budget, they’ll be able to access ‘CAP Money Plus’, an easy, internet based debt counselling service. Why not come and invite a friend along with you? To reserve your place email cap@imagineiftrust.org

“It’s a really grea

t course, it’s help ed me think about bud geting and has some great online tool s. I’d recommen d it.” - C A P M on ey de le ga te

Stickies film morning well attended...

Romance Academy deliver ‘Priceless’...

On Saturday 25th May we held a film morning for families from Sticky Fingers. We had over 100 children come and enjoy our screening of Monsters Inc. It was such a success that we’ll be doing it again on Saturday 6th July. Keep an eye on the website for more details nearer the time.

Our Romance Academy is working with young people from Harmonize Academy in Anfield. ‘Priceless’ is a course designed for the girls which looks at self-esteem and identity and the boys have a similar course titled ‘Man-up’. Both courses are running over the next 6 weeks at Frontline Centre.

Parenting course proving a hit...

Love Congo trip in planning stages...

We have been running a parenting course through our Family Matters project for a number of weeks. The course has been attended by 11 individual parents, one of whom said: “It’s been great to realise I’m not alone in having a spirited child!”

We will once again be sending a team to the DR Congo this year to continue the links we have made with local churches and charities in Butembo. The 2 week trip is planned for October. If you would like to receive more updates about our work in the Congo please email lovecongo@imagineiftrust.org


Super Supper Club begins! Nathan, 10, and Anya, 8, inspired by MP Luciana Berger’s recent campaign to tackle Food Poverty, have come up with

Super Supper Club

their own fundraising idea to help support Foodbanks. Super Supper Club is a simple idea whereby a family, couple or individual substitute one evening meal a week/fortnight/month for a super cheap supper. They then donate the difference to their local Foodbank!

Making Meals Count

It’s called Super Supper because, by making the switch and donating, members are doing something super via their

Text SUSC13 £2 / £5 / £10 to 70070 to donate now

supper! So why not give it a go?

eg SUSC13 £5

Nathan and Anya have set up a Just Giving page where anyone can have a go at home and donate the difference between their ordinary meal and their super cheap supper. You can also get involved with your mobile phone by sending a text with the code ‘SUSC13 £2/£5 or £10’ to 70070.

Streetwise needs

more volunteers... We’re looking for more men and women to join our teams who befriend Liverpool’s street sex workers and serve them with drinks, food and contraception on Friday & Saturday nights. To apply, please email streetwise@imagineiftrust.org or call 0151 733 3373.

www.imagineiftrust.org Charity No: 1147780 Company No: 8069756 Email: info@imagineiftrust.org

Fostering. H ave you considered it?

Did you know that on any gi ven day ther are more than e 62,000 child ren living wit foster familie h s? Yet an esti mated 9,000 further foster carers are n eeded this yea alone. It’s not r easy, may ta k e a lo t of energy and patience , but it has th e p ot en tial to turn a child’s life around. Inte rested? Talk to us about it... in fo@imaginei ftrust.org

Imagine If Trust Projects:

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www.streetwiseproject.com

STREETWISE Because everyone matters


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