Catalyst 4 Change is fundraising for the MASH Programme (2019 Update)

Site Admin • 6 April 2019
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Catalyst 4 Change CIC is actively reviewing fundraising for both short term funding for our engagement activities and main funding for the general MASH services in 2019 / 2020.

We also plan to dovetail services through a collaboration with the Villa Cross Soup Kitchen run by The New Testament Church in Lozells., sharing the co-ordinators role and social activities between the two programmes.

We also plan to re-engage discussions with various third parties operating in Birmingham and the West Midlands.

The planned engagement activities will include:
- Social outings and coach trips to various locations
- Women in Society national tours
- Arts, drama and creative industries outings

Organisations we are working with:
- Building Bridges Training - www.building-bridges-training.org
- LouDeemY Productions - www.facebook.com/LouDeemY
- WAITS Action - www.waitsaction.org

Keep up to date with developments by visiting the MASH website and signing up for FREE updates:
www.catalyst4change.org.uk/get-news

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