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'Let's Talk About You and Me:' Group hosts organ donation awareness event for women

A CHARITY held its first face-to-face organ donation awareness event following the lockdown. ‘Let’s Talk About You and Me’ is run by One Voice Blackburn and has received a share of £600,000 funding as part of the government’s commitment to tackle health inequalities in Black and Asian communities.  Having previously only focused on promoting organ donation, the scheme has now been opened to include projects which also highlight the importance of blood donation. The first Covid-secure event at Bangor St Community Centre included a 90-minute awareness workshop.  Specialist nurse in organ donation Angela Ditchfield spoke about the process of transplants, both living and otherwise. She also explained the need of donors from the South Asian community. 

Charity aims to dispel Covid vaccine myths within the Asian community

A charity has released a series of videos aimed at dispelling Covid-19 vaccination myths within the Asian community. The videos entitled ‘Dispelling the Myths’ features local health experts, religious leaders and vaccinators and has been launched by One Voice Blackburn. Recent research shows that members of the South Asian heritage are most likely to abstain from taking the new vaccinations. According to some reports, including GP online, there have been between 20 and 30 per cent  ‘Did Not Attends’ among the BAME community compared to 2/3 per cent with other sections of society in the UK. Covid-19 has disproportionately affected ethnic minority groups in developed countries. In the UK, people of black ethnicity have had the highest diagnosis rates.

Charity aims to dispel Covid vaccine myths within the Asian community

Good Chance Ensemble's Short Films Commissioned By The Space Launch Today

Good Chance Ensemble s Short Films Commissioned By The Space Launch Today The films are available to watch from today on Good Chance’s website and social channels.by BWW News Desk Good Chance has announced the launch of a brand new series of short films that spotlight and celebrate the work of refugee artists in the Good Chance Ensemble. Commissioned by The Space and available to watch from today on Good Chance s website and social channels, they offer an introduction to a raft of outstanding artists - Iranian graphic novelist, artist and animator, Majid Adin; Ethiopian circus artist, Girum Bekele; Sudanese musician, Mohamed Sarrar; and Change the Word poets Diyo Mulopo Bopengo, Yordanos Gebrehiwot, Nazia Khan and Sarah Orola - through a series of portraits exploring hope and creativity. To watch all four films, visit: https://www.goodchance.org.uk/ensemble-what-we-do