A workshop where YMCO groups came together to design and paint silk flags thinking about the future of Maindee
We hosted a workshop where YMCO groups came together to design and paint silk flags thinking about the future of Maindee by adding their personal perspective to the designs.
Those flags were then carried through the streets as part of the local parade at Maindee Festival, with some of the women who made them, joining the parade for the first time ever. They were so proud and happy to take part this way!
It was a celebration of collaboration and visibility. A simple workshop with the impact of belonging in Maindee and Newport. This is what can happen when people create something together.
Big thanks to Kate for capturing them in action we can’t wait to work with you again!
During this session, the group continued developing their individual pieces, building on the techniques introduced in Week 1. Skill levels are growing steadily, and many projects are now visibly taking shape. Everyone benefited from a supportive environment with opportunities for both group learning and one to one guidance with Naheda, our creative facilitator. This tailored…
Topic: Self Care vs. Selfishness * What does true self care look like? * Understanding the difference between caring for yourself and being selfish * The emotional and spiritual importance of setting boundaries * Faith based reflections on self worth and compassion * Safe, supportive space for open discussion and questions When: Friday 18th July…
This week at Saturday Kids Club, we had a fantastic time painting ceramic trinkets a fun and creative activity that the children loved! There were cupcake money boxes, footy money boxes, jewellery boxes, heart trinkets and a rainbow pen and pencil holders to choose from. Alongside the crafts, we kept things lively with games, tasty…
We hosted a workshop where YMCO groups came together to design and paint silk flags thinking about the future of Maindee by adding their personal perspective to the designs.
Those flags were then carried through the streets as part of the local parade at Maindee Festival, with some of the women who made them, joining the parade for the first time ever. They were so proud and happy to take part this way! 
It was a celebration of collaboration and visibility. A simple workshop with the impact of belonging in Maindee and Newport. This is what can happen when people create something together. 
Big thanks to Kate for capturing them in action 
we can’t wait to work with you again!
