Partnering with Trinity Church to provide weekly English classes

Better together!

Refugee Roots have started partnering with Trinity Church to provide weekly English classes on Wednesdays in the church's Home Space

The Home Space offers a warm and friendly reception to all who come. A welcome team will meet participants on arrival where they can get a free hot lunch, drinks, cakes and snacks.

Refugee Roots' volunteers alongside church members will work together to provide conversational English classes in the youth room from 1.30pm

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