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Sunday, 26 April 2015

"Learn My Way" at HF CAB - Testimonials

H&F Citizen Advice Bureau are part of "Learn My Way," which is a digital literacy learning project to help borough residents develop their computer skills. 
http://www.learnmyway.com/
We use the “Learn My Way” online tutorials to assist people to develop digital skills from the basics including using a computer for online banking and budgeting, through to coding skills. Our sessions are free and can be done on a one-one or group basis, and we can provide free training for other groups and organisations too.
Personal testimonials received so far:
    http://hfcab.org.uk/
  • Ben:  “So far, I have found Learn My Way very helpful, not patronising at all. I find that you have to walk before you run and Learn My Way helps me do this.” -  Library user 75, photo above.
    http://hfcab.org.uk/
  • William: “I have never used a computer before and I really enjoyed learning about what CAB can help me with. I enjoyed using the mouse and I want to set up email so I will be back again to do more lessons on Learn My Way!”88, H&F resident.
Please do drop in to Avonmore Library. We are open Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm. We would be pleased to sit with you and chat about what computer skills you would like help developing and we will be happy to get you started on Learn My Way. See you soon!
http://www.learnmyway.com/

Thursday, 2 April 2015

New At H&F Citizens Advice Bureau - "Learn My Way"

http://www.learnmyway.com/
“Learn My Way” is a new digital literacy training project offered by HFCAB. We use the Learn My Way online tutorials to assist people to develop digital skills from the basics including using a computer for email, online banking and budgeting, through to introductory coding skills. Our sessions are free and can be done on a one-one or group basis, and we can provide free training for other groups and organisations too. To sign up online through our centre, please use our centre code 3455684. For more information, please drop into our Library at: Avonmore Library & Neighbourhood Centre, 7 North End Crescent, London W14 8TG or email jaya.lalwani@hfcab.org.uk
  • CAB Tel: 020 7385 1322

Friday, 13 February 2015

Treasure Baskets & Baby Rhyme Time at Lytton Community Hall

Masbro Children's Centre will be starting Treasure Baskets & Baby Rhyme Time from Monday 23rd February, 11.00am to 12.00pm, in the Lytton Community Hall. The sessions will be suitable for parents with babies newborn to 12 months.
  • Please contact Nia or Marina on 0207 605 0800

London Rally Save CX & Ealing Hospital, 10th March

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Monday, 9 February 2015

Thursday, 29 January 2015

Get your free child flu vaccination this weekend

http://www.lbhf.gov.uk/Directory/News/Get_your_free_child_flu_vaccination_this_weekend.asp?dm_i=BGN,353QT,35CXUS,B9APB,1
A walk in flu vaccination clinic for children under five will take place this weekend.
The clinic, for children aged two to four, will take place at the The Bush Doctors, 16-17 West 12 Shopping Centre, from 9am until 11am on Saturday, January 31.
The vaccination is via a single dose squirted up each nostril, so no needles are involved and no appointment is necessary.
If you're not able to make it this weekend please read this advice and contact your own GP.
Vanessa Andreae, practice nurse at the Bush Doctors surgery and member of Hammersmith & Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group’s governing body, said: “We have arranged this walk in clinic for Saturday morning so that parents don’t need to take time off work or their children out of nursery to get them protected against flu.
“Flu can be very unpleasant for anyone who gets it, and children will have the same symptoms as adults, such as a fever, aching muscles, a sore throat and a dry cough.
“It can also cause serious complications among adults and children who are ‘at risk’, such as those with long term conditions, older people or pregnant women.
“The nasal spray flu vaccine will not only help protect your child from getting flu; it will also stop them spreading the disease to the rest of your family and their friends.
“It is quick and painless, and I would encourage all parents of children in this age range to have them vaccinated against flu.”
The flu jab is available free to adults in at-risk groups. Anyone in these groups who hasn’t already had their flu jab should speak to their GP as soon as possible to arrange an appointment.