Appreciation to the Donors
Our appreciation and gratitude to the donors for their generosity and support. Your help is well received and has given us a great opportunity to positively respond to the refugees/asylum seekers in our community. Your donations allow us to pay for some digital equipment, trainers, reimburse our volunteers, acquire PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and provide transport support to some of our service users. Your support helps us to integrate and up-skill our refugees/asylum seekers, transition to online training/learning in the Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 pandemic era.
Comments from Service Users
Yusuf from Somalia said: Meeting new people gives me happiness and SD organisation has given me the opportunity to gain new Digital skills including learning English literacy/numeracy. Amna from Pakistan said: Volunteers and staff of SD effectively support me in Virtual learning that include English literacy/numeracy. Mehdi from Iran said: With SD I have the opportunity to integrating with people from different countries and faiths, this has been very useful. Nada from Sudan said: Learning and socialising with different people has given me a chance for productive development. Kenetafrom Albenia said: The staff and volunteers of SD are quite helpful in creating awareness and confidence in people, that gives me joy. Nirosham from Sri Lanka said: SD organisation is good and has helped me to improve my English literacy/numeracy. Also, I have gained digital skills. Our organisation (SD) has been able to acquire these individual feedbacks from our beneficiaries because of your generosity. We thank you and we very much appreciate your support.
Our scheme of work on skills development and service delivery to the people in our community have the potential to improve their: risk assessment in Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 era, social integration, confidence and self-development. Some participants have the prospect to obtain nationally recognised qualifications that would give them better opportunity for jobs, small business development and progression to further education. Social integration, skills development through accredited qualifications and certificates will give our service users better chances in life. Monitoring and evaluation reveal that the activities we deliver enable them to integrate faster and gain skills better in: (i) Functional literacy/numeracy to improve communication; (ii) Music/cultural songs to encourage recreation and social integration. (iii) Mentoring new migrants and referrals to other appropriate organisations. We aim to ensure our service users achieve skills nobody can take away from them. That they receive advocacy and tools to mentor new migrants and contribute positively to the community. Covid-19 pandemic has been challenging and forced us to change the way we operate. We will continue to transition and cope with the challenges, to improve our service delivery safely. We appreciate your contribution and we are thankful to you.
Appreciation to the Donors
We offer our gratitude and appreciation to the donors for their help. Your generosity is well recognised and has given us great opportunity to assist the refugees/asylum seekers in our community. The donations allow us to pay for some digital equipment, trainers, reimburse our volunteers, acquire PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and provide transport support to some of our service users. Your support helps us to integrate and up-skill our refugees/asylum seekers, transition to online teaching/learning in the Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 pandemic era.
Comments from Service Users
Hadis from Iran said: I am happy with all the digital skills I have gained from SD in the Covid-19 pandemic era, including learning English literacy/numeracy and making friends. Regat from Eritrea said: Virtual training/learning in English literacy/numeracy and digital skills with SD have been very useful to me. Integrating with people from different countries and faiths proved rewarding. Mitta from Uganda said: Staff and volunteers of SD have been very helpful in providing me with opportunity for skills development. Fabricefrom Congo DRC said: Staff and volunteers of SD are very helpful in delivering awareness and creating confidence/joy in learning. Jozef from Czech Republic said: SD has helped to improve my English literacy/numeracy and given me a better chance to gain digital skills. Kumaralinuam from Sri Lanka said: I have used the opportunity provided by SD to improve my skills in English literacy/numeracy and gained more confidence in communication. Our organisation (SD) is able to acquire these individual feedbacks from beneficiaries because of your generous support and we appreciate your help.
Our scheme of work on skills development and service delivery to the people in our community have the potential to improve their: risk assessment in Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 era, social integration, confidence and self-development. Some participants have the prospect to obtain nationally recognised qualifications that would give them better opportunity for jobs, small business development and progression to further education. Social integration, skills development through accredited qualifications and certificates will give our service users better chances in life. Monitoring and evaluation reveal that the activities we deliver enable them to integrate faster and gain skills better in: (i) Functional literacy/numeracy to improve communication; (ii) Music/cultural songs to encourage recreation and social integration. (iii) Mentoring new migrants and referrals to other appropriate organisations. We aim to ensure our service users achieve skills nobody can take away from them. That they receive advocacy and tools to mentor new migrants and contribute positively to the community. Covid-19 pandemic has been challenging and forced us to change the way we operate. We will continue to transition and cope with the challenges, to improve our service delivery safely. We appreciate your help and we are very grateful.
Appreciation to the Donors
Our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the support and contribution from all the donors. Your generous move has given us great opportunities to assist refugees/asylum seekers in our community. The donations allow us to pay for some digital equipment, trainers, reimburse our volunteers, acquire PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and provide transport support to some of our service users. Your support helps us to integrate and up-skill our refugees/asylum seekers as well as transition to online teaching/learning in the Covid-19 pandemic era.
Comments from Service Users
Malcolm from Sudan said: I am glad to have found SD in this difficult Covid-19 pandemic period. I now have a better opportunity to learn English and music then make friends with people from other nations/backgrounds. Lina from Equatoria Guinea said: Learning virtually and by face to face for English literacy/numeracy with SD staff is great. Sheet Music and cultural songs with people from different countries and backgrounds is exciting. Grace from Zimbabwe said: Staff and volunteers of SD are very helpful and they are providing me with opportunity to gain digital skills. Ahmed from Yemen said: SD staff and volunteers are fantastic, they give me confidence and joy to learn. Fariba from Iran said: With SD staff and volunteers there are opportunity to improve my skills. Salim from Egypt said: I have been using the opportunity SD provides to improve my skills in various ways and I have gain more confidence in the things that I do. Our organisation (SD) is able to acquire these individual feedbacks from our beneficiaries because of your generous donations and we are grateful to you.
Our scheme of work on skills development and service delivery to the people in our community have the potential to improve their: risk assessment in Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 era, social integration, confidence and self-development. Some participants have the prospect to obtain nationally recognised qualifications that would give them better opportunity for jobs, small business development and progression to further education. Social integration, skills development through accredited qualifications and certificates will give our service users better chances in life. Monitoring and evaluation reveal that the activities we deliver enable them to integrate faster and gain skills better in: (i) Functional literacy/numeracy to improve communication; (ii) Music/cultural songs to encourage recreation and social integration. (iii) Mentoring new migrants and referrals to other appropriate organisations. We aim to ensure our service users achieve skills nobody can take away from them. That they receive advocacy and tools to mentor new migrants and contribute positively to the community. Covid-19 pandemic is challenging and has forced us to change the way we operate. We will continue to transition and cope with the challenges, to improve our service delivery safely. We fully recognise your support and we will continue to be thankful.
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Appreciation to the Donors
Our appreciation and gratitude for the support and contribution from all the donors. Your generosity has given us the opportunity to assist refugees/asylum seekers in our community. The donations allow us to pay our trainers, reimburse our volunteers, acquire PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and provide transport support to some of our service users. Your support helps us to integrate and up-skill our refugees/asylum seekers as well as transition to online teaching/learning in the Covid-19 pandemic era.
Comments from Service Users
Yusuf from Afghanistan said: I am very happy to have found SD in this Covid-19 season, I now have a better opportunity to learn English and make friends with people from other nations and backgrounds, including learning to interact virtually by Zoom. Yasim from Pakistan said: Learning English literacy/numeracy with SD staff is good. Also doing Sheet Music and cultural songs with people from different countries and backgrounds is exciting. Esheth from Ethiopia said: Both the staff and volunteers of SD do help me in learning English and provide me with opportunity to gain digital skills. Izelden from Sudan said: I do Piano keyboard training and Sheet Music from SD staff/volunteers, they give me confidence and joy in my life. Tedros from Eritrea said: I am happy with SD and the opportunity to improve my skills in: Literacy/numeracy and digital competence that can help me to transition to higher education. Zabi from Iran said: Since I found SD in Liverpool, I have been using the opportunity to improve my skills in various ways and gain more confidence in myself. Our organisation (SD) is able to acquire these individual feedbacks from our beneficiaries because of your generous donations and we are grateful to you.
Our scheme of work on skills development and service delivery to the people in our community have the potential to improve their: risk assessment in Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 era, social integration, confidence and self-development. Some participants have the prospect to obtain nationally recognised qualifications that would give them better opportunity for jobs, small business development and progression to further education. Social integration, skills development through accredited qualifications and certificates will give our service users better chances in life. Monitoring and evaluation reveal that the activities we deliver enable them to integrate faster and gain skills better in: (i) Functional literacy/numeracy to improve communication; (ii) Music/cultural songs to encourage recreation and social integration. (iii) Mentoring new migrants and referrals to other appropriate organisations. We aim to ensure our service users achieve skills nobody can take away from them. That they receive advocacy and tools to mentor new migrants and contribute positively to the community. Covid-19 epidemic is challenging and forcing us to change the way we operate. We will continue to transition and cope with the challenges, to improve our service delivery safely. We fully recognise your support and we will continue to appreciate your support.
Appreciation to the Donors We genuinely appreciate the support and contributions from the donors which has given us the opportunity to assist refugees/asylum seekers in our community. Your donations allow us to pay our trainers, reimburse our volunteers and provide transport support to some of our service users. Your support helps us to integrate and up-skill our refugees/asylum seekers as well as transition to virtual teaching/learning in the Covid-19 pandemic season.
Comments from Service Users Assafa from Eritrea said: I have the luck to find SD at this Covid-19 period with the opportunity to learn English and make friends with people from other countries and backgrounds, some friends by Zoom. Mpaka from Congo DRC said: I am learning English and Sheet Music with people from different countries and faiths. Shiva from Iran said: I communicate with SD staff who help me to learn English and provide me with opportunity to meet new people, it makes me happy and gives me more confidence. Salwa from Sudan said: I learn Piano keyboard and Sheet Music from SD, that has helped to improve my life and it makes me happy. Bledar from Albania said: With SD I found an opportunity to gain better skills in: Literacy/numeracy, Sheet Music which can help me to transition to College. Husseih from Kuwait said: With SD I have a better opportunity to improve my skills, make more friends for happiness and it has led me to better confidence. Our organisation (SD) is able to acquire these individual feedbacks from our beneficiaries because of your generous donations and we are thankful to you.
Our scheme of work on skills development and service delivery to the people in our community have the potential to improve their: risk assessment for Covid-19/Post-Covid-19 era, social integration, confidence and self-development. Some participants have the prospect to obtain nationally recognised qualifications that would give them better opportunity for jobs, small business development and progression to further education. Social integration, skills development through accredited qualifications and certificates will give our service users better chances in life. Monitoring and evaluation reveal that the activities we deliver enable them to integrate faster and gain skills better in: (i) Functional literacy/numeracy to improve communication; (ii) Music/cultural songs to encourage recreation and social integration. (iii) Mentoring new migrants and referrals to other appropriate organisations. We aim to ensure our service users achieve skills nobody can take away from them. That they receive advocacy and tools to mentor new migrants and contribute positively to the community. Covid-19 epidemic is challenging and forcing us to change the way we operate. We will continue to transition and cope with the challenges, to improve our service delivery safely. We fully recognise your support and we will continue to be appreciate your support.
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