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S.E.A.R.C.H. South East Antrim Resourcing from Conflict to Hope

S.E.A.R.C.H. South East Antrim Resourcing from Conflict to Hope. Project update. The S.E.A.R.C.H begins. SEARCH recruits the Project Co-ordinator The four Outreach Workers take up post Action plan is prepared The Survey/ Questionnaire gets rolled out Training begins immediately

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S.E.A.R.C.H. South East Antrim Resourcing from Conflict to Hope

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  1. S.E.A.R.C.H.South East Antrim Resourcing from Conflict to Hope Project update

  2. The S.E.A.R.C.H begins • SEARCH recruits the Project Co-ordinator • The four Outreach Workers take up post • Action plan is prepared • The Survey/ Questionnaire gets rolled out • Training begins immediately • Workshops are delivered in each area • Festivals all around South East Antrim • Work begins on bonfire protocols • Interface dialogue continues • Project launch in September • New action plan prepared

  3. South & East Antrim Community Federation Results of the Questionnaire / Survey

  4. Key Findings • 1600 Surveys distributed - 961 Returned fully completed • 743 Male and 218 Female • 351 aged between 18 -30 • 544 aged between 31-60 • 66 aged 60 plus

  5. Education • Majority of people surveyed attended secondary school (844) and 69 attended grammar school • 10 people attended university and 102 attended technical or further education colleges

  6. Qualifications • 147 passed the 11 plus • 91 obtained O and A Levels • 352 obtained GCSE • 133 obtained City & Guilds or BTEC • 1 Post Graduate • 4 Masters

  7. Employment

  8. Assistance required to get a job

  9. Top six training courses requested

  10. Other help required

  11. Training courses 2011 Training Programme Men’s Health CSR Cards SIA Cards Community Development Conflict Management Health Champions Anti Social Behaviour First Aid Child Protection Peace Builders Courses Managing Volunteers Training for Trainers Level 2 Training for Trainers Level 3 Basic Computer Skills Them n Us Queens University Local History Community Transformation Community Development Diploma Archery Leaders Award Total Football Cultural Awareness Emergency First Aid Risk Assessment Project Management Social Media Digital Photography ECDL Computer Course Masters Degree To date we have had over five hundred men and women through some form of accredited training since February 2011, tonight you will see the results of their work.

  12. SEARCH members go to Dail Eirean SEARCH goes to the Dail

  13. Visiting the European Commission in Dublin

  14. SEARCH Dublin Trip August 2011

  15. Community Festivals Five Festival Events 2011 Teddy Bears Picnic raised £1,250 for the Children’s Hospice in March Royal Wedding Party in April August Festival Halloween Festival Christmas Tree Switch on 25th November

  16. Cultural Festivals

  17. Lambeg Drums in Rathcoole

  18. Bonfire Protocols

  19. Fundraising for the Children’s Hospice

  20. Rathfern Company of Archers

  21. Mayors visit to Rathfern

  22. SEACF through their three offices have also secured an additional Grand Total of £55,000 from: Newtownabbey Borough Council various programmes Carrickfergus Borough Council various programmes South Antrim Rural Network Ulster Scots Agency Volunteer Now

  23. So what will 2012 bring • A Service level agreement and a £250,000 refurbishment • for Rathfern Community Centre • New training opportunities • More bonfire initiatives • A new flags protocol • A possible extension for the SEARCH Programme • Greater funding opportunities • Fundraising for local charities • A new series of workshops • More collaboritive working

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