THE FINDINGS OF SURVEYS WE CONDUCTED SUGGEST THAT IF THE CRISIS CONTINUES FOR UP TO 3 MONTHS, CLOSE TO 90% OF 137 BAME LED MICRO AND SMALL ORGANISATIONS WHO RESPONDED TO THE SURVEY COULD CLOSE PERMANENTLY WITHIN 3 MONTHS IF THE CRISIS EXTENDS INTO JUNE.
FATIMA KOROMA, DIRECTOR of Revivify CIC Foodbank, and member of SI Croydon, was elected President at their recent Zoom AGM.
“I hope to encourage new membership and opportunities for us and other women to partake in activities involving women worldwide.
Good News Press Release from The Ubele Initiative
Andrew Brown from the Croydon BME Forum made us aware of the incredible work the following organisations are doing. The Cassandra Centre, Project 4 Youth Empowerment and Revivify CIC have rapidly adapted their services and have formed the following initiatives in response to the urgent needs of…
Good News Press Release from The Ubele Initiative
Andrew Brown from the Croydon BME Forum made us aware of the incredible work the following organisations are doing. The Cassandra Centre, Project 4 Youth Empowerment and Revivify CIC have rapidly adapted their services and have formed the following initiatives in response to the urgent needs of…
Newly launched, and unique to Croydon. Bringing a friendly, safe, and comfortable space to access free wellness activities and information. The Wellness Centre is founded and run by Croydon BME Forum the umbrella organisation for Croydon’s Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) voluntary and community sector and a leading BME Forum in the country.
Croydon BME Forum have been asked to work with Croydon Council in asking for feedback on its savings proposals for the next three years and wants to hear from as many people as possible. The proposals impact public services we all use – including parks, libraries, leisure centres and voluntary groups.
This October, Croydon BME Forum in partnership with Croydon Council will be celebrating Black Businesses and Entrepreneurs.
The event will be an opportunity for black business owners to pitch and promote their products,ideas and services in the Surrey Street Market.
Over a thousand people gathered at Crystal Palace Football Club’s ground, Selhurst Park, Saturday 25th May to participate in Cut It Out 2019, a football tournament that aimed to unite the community against knife crime.
The Cut It Out 2019 event was organized by Croydon BME Forum, along with Croydon Council, Croydon police, the Palace for Life Foundation and other…
Hundreds headed to Thornton Heath to be wowed by a spectacular showcase last month – the borough’s first ever Croydon has Talent.
Open to young people aged eight- Twenty five from across the borough, the competition was organised by Croydon BME Forum with support from Croydon Council’s Choose Your Future campaign, celebrating young people’s positive…
As you know, Black History Month is fast approaching and if you would like your event/s to be promoted by the Croydon BME Forum and Croydon Council through their website (which will go live nearer the time) you will need to email the details
by Friday 16th August 2019 to: info@bmeforum.org
Information that would be required date/time a brief description of activity, location and target audience…
Over 1,000 people came together at Crystal Palace Football Club to take part in Cut It Out – a fun, football tournament that united the community against knife crime.
The challenge was won by young people from the Premier League Kicks flagship community football programme, who welcomed the chance to pitch their skills on the…
In the borough of Croydon, we are working in cohesion to collaborate our various skills across community sectors and are applying them to fight against an increasingly problematic epidemic – Knife crime. As a result, Croydon BME Forum, Croydon Council, Croydon Councillors, the Metropolitan police and local youth organisations have united to organise ‘Cut It…