This time we added colour to our clay creations bringing to life the traditional shapes and items we made last time. It was so lovely to see everyone’s pieces transform with paint, each one reflecting a personal story and a bit of cultural pride.
The ladies had bagels, cake rusk and tea accompanied with chatter, laughter and plenty of encouragement all around its always a pleasure hosting this group, seeing everyone come together and making everyone feel welcome and helping with the tasks of the day to make it a smooth session.
Next time, we’ll be glazing our artworks to give them that final shine we can’t wait to see how they turn out!
During the visit, we provided an overview of YMCO’s journey, how the organisation started, how it has developed over the years, and how it continues to evolve in response to the needs of our community. We discussed our current projects, highlighting the impact of our work and shared our future plans for the YMCO Hub,…
From young people to adults, our volunteers bring a diverse range of skills. A heartfelt thank you to our core volunteers: Raduana, Hayath, Zakaria and Nasif. Your presence makes a real difference. We see it in how families and children ask for you and look out for you each time. A mention to Abdul Samad,…
It was great to welcome everyone and talk about ways to keep connected. Thank you for coming and listening to the groups experiences. Our Police community support officers CO149, CO506 and Gwent Police Positive Action Team recently attended a fantastic women-only event hosted by YMCO Maindee. These meaningful interactions are vital in strengthening relationships between…
The ladies had bagels, cake rusk and tea accompanied with chatter, laughter and plenty of encouragement all around 
its always a pleasure hosting this group, seeing everyone come together and making everyone feel welcome and helping with the tasks of the day to make it a smooth session.
Next time, we’ll be glazing our artworks to give them that final shine 
we can’t wait to see how they turn out!
