Oldham Interfaith Forum
Published Mar 25,2021
On the 23rd March - the anniversary of the 1st of the UK's Covid lockdowns, Oldham Mosques Council delivered meals for Staff of the Royal Oldham Hospital to thank and show their ongoing support of the NHS and it's staff.
Published Mar 23,2021
The second Covid-19 mass vaccination event was held on Saturday 20th March 2021 and vaccinated a further 1000 people, exceeding the 719 vaccinations performed at the previous event - one week ago on the 13th.
Published Mar 18,2021
Covid Vaccine educational briefings by Oldham Mosques Council culminated in a series of vaccination events being held at the Millennium Centre in Westwood.
Organised by Oldham Mosques Council, Oldham Central Mosque and Oldham Interfaith Forum, with the support of Oldham Council and Action Together, a mass vaccination event was held at the Millennium Centre on Featherstall Road, Westwood on Saturday 13th March. This was the largest vaccination event in the country to date - NHS doctors and members of the Army, Navy and RAF performed more than 700 vaccinations on the day - far exceeding the initial target of 500.
Another session will be taking place on Saturday the 20th.
Published Mar 09,2021
The training sessions and work on Covid Vaccinations as reported by the BBC and Manchester Evening News.
Published Mar 09,2021
Oldham Mosques Council is delivering Covid-19 Vaccine Training and Information Sessions to mosques around Oldham to help Imams respond to questions, answer concerns and dispel myths surrounding the Covid vaccines.
Published Feb 17,2021
Wednesday 10th March 2021,
19:00 - 20:30
please email wgt-oldham@outlook.com to book for this event.
Zoom access details will be sent to you on the day.
Published Jan 22,2021
An Online Event commemorating the Holocaust
will be hosted on :
The Mayor of Greater Manchester's Facebook Page,
youtube https://youtu.be/Kcgh2okJ4Mw
and twitter @MayorofGM
Date: Weds. 27th January 2021
Time:10:00am - 11:15am
Published Jan 14,2021
Manchester has designated 1st to 7th February 2021 as Hate Crime Awareness Week. Hate Crime is experienced by people on the basis of their colour, culture, religion, disability, sexual orientation or anything which marks them out as different.
As women of faith, who aim to celebrate our diversity, we need to know more about the incidence, consequences and remedies to hate crime. - Colleagues from Oldham council will be delivering a presentation on 2nd Feb. on Zoom. We hope you'll be able to join us.
Topic: Women Growing Together- Hate Crime week
Date: Tuesday 2nd February 2021
Time: 7-8pm
For further information contact wgt-oldham@outlook.com