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Funding boost will help organisations promote organ donation in the black community

22nd December 201920th December 2019 Josie McFarlane 712 Views 0 Comments BAME, black community, Blood, funding, Funding boost, health, NHS, organ donation, organisations

Thirteen organisations working within black communities are joining the campaign to address the urgent need for more lifesaving organ donors

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Embracing the energy of Synergy in the fight against youth crime by Shirin Aguiar

20th August 201819th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 1796 Views 0 Comments African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, African-Caribbean, all faiths, Angela Bacon, angry, Ascension trust, Ben Lindsey, Bexley Christian Life Centre, Bishop Lenford Rowe, Bishop of Southwark, Black children, Black Church, Black communities, Bola Ojo, Chief Superintendent Community Engagement, Christian Resources in Bexley Schools, Church of God of Prophecy, churches, Community Justice, CRIBS, Criminology, Dave Springer, Delphine Duff, Dr Anthony Goodman, drug-fuelled, experts in their field, Foundation Trust, Gang Changers UK, Holistic Approach, Ian Joseph, individuals, Joanna Daley, Keep The Faith magazine, London, London boroughs, London City Mission, London Community Rehabilitation Company, Marcia Dixon, MD Public Relations, mental health issues, Met Police, Micah Community Church, Middlesex University, Miss Julaine Hedman, Mrs Bola Ojo, Mrs Caroline Miller, Ms Karen Allen, murdered, murders in the capital, Old Bailey, Operations Manager, organisations, Pastor Delroy Davis, prayer coordinator, public outcry, Ransom African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Reverend Alton Bell, Reverend Canon Steve Coulson, Reverend Les Isaac OBE, Reverend Ron Nathan, RJ &Youth Unit, Rt Revd Christopher Chessun, Serious Group Offending, sharing intelligence, Shirley McGreal, Southwark Cathedral, St Mark’s Church Kennington, Street Pastors, Street Pastors Bexley, Synergy, Synergy network, tackling violent crime, the police, the probation service, the University of East London, victims, violent crime, violent crime in London, working together, Young Adults and Gangs Unit, Youth Services and Lifelong Learning in Bexley Council

The founders of the iconic Street Pastors have launched a collaborative network to take on the violent criminals blighting London’s

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MOSUL: Military campaign may be over but thousands still in need

17th July 2017 Mariah 1564 Views 0 Comments campaign, camps, city, civilians, destroyed, emergency, fled, grants, humanitarian, Iraqis, Military, Mosul, organisations, pray, psycholosocial, reality, safe, salesmen, Support, Tearfund, violent

The violent recapturing of Mosul may have come to its gritty conclusion, but for hundreds of thousands of Iraqis the

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Mayor calls on Government to reverse youth service cuts to help tackle the scourge of knife crime

27th June 201723rd September 2017 Mariah 1567 Views 0 Comments Capital, communities, dangerous, educating, empowering, funds, gang crime, government, knife crime, London, Mayor, organisations, police, prevention, projects, protecting, Sadiq Khan, scourge, service, strategy, streets, tackle, vulnerable, weapons, Youth

Mayor launches new, tough and comprehensive Knife Crime Strategy, with an additional £625,000 for knife and gang crime projects, taking

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Keep The Faith Issue 115

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This issue focuses on racial injustice, and how faith, leadership and the Black Lives Matter movement can help deal with racism in the UK. We also interview the Metropolitan Police to find out more about its BAME recruitment drive.

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