South Yorkshire
WH Community

The Pathway to Work seminar was held on Saturday 1st November 2025 at Broomhall Centre, attracting over 40 participants keen to join the programme. This initiative offers a comprehensive support package, including 20 hours of English classes, 20 hours of Employability English, and an additional 20 hours of one-to-one coaching. The programme is designed to support unemployed residents across South Yorkshire by building confidence, improving English skills, and preparing partic

We were thrilled to host “Allotment Creative Explore for Children,” a unique outdoor experience made possible through the Creative Development Grants Funding, awarded by @Children’s Capital of Culture Festival Year 2025. The programme helped children better understand food, vegetables, planting processes, topsoil, and seeds through hands-on exploration. It also inspired creativity, with children expressing themselves through drawing on raised beds in the allotment. The event

We sincerely thank Madam Mayor for warmly welcoming South Yorkshire WH Community to the Mayor’s Office on 15 October 2025. It was an honour to share our work supporting migrant communities through ESOL, employment, and wellbeing programmes. We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to Madam Mayor for joining the “Dialogue Dinner” as part of the Cohesion of Rotherham project on 15 September 2025—her presence and thoughtful contributions greatly enriched the afternoon. Both occ

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Adam Tinsley, Maltby Councilor, for visiting us on Monday Lunch, 26 October 2025. During his visit, Adam kindly offered a partnership with Wah Hong Group to co-host a very special Lunar New Year Gathering in 2026, right here in Maltby. This generous offer reflects a shared commitment to celebrating cultural heritage and strengthening community ties. We are excited about the opportunity to collaborate and bring this meaningful even

We were proud to host the “Dialogue Dinner” as part of the Cohesion of Rotherham initiative at Rawmarsh High Street Centre on Friday, 24 October 2025. The event aimed to bring together people from diverse backgrounds to share their journeys in Rotherham over a warm, welcoming meal. To encourage meaningful conversation, we designed a series of “Table Cards” featuring prompts rooted in honesty, respect, and inclusion. These cards helped spark dialogue around personal experience

Thank you to Wentworth Woodhouse for inviting our group to visit the Camellia House on Friday, 24 October 2025. It was a pleasure to join the celebration of its remarkable revitalisation, which was honoured as a winner in the ‘Conservation and Adaptive Reuse’ category at the Europa Nostra Awards ceremony. We were proud to witness this achievement—especially as it was the only UK project to receive an award. The visit offered a meaningful opportunity to appreciate heritage, cr

We were excited to launch a new activity for our members—“Chestnut Trip”—on Sunday, 12 October 2025. This outdoor experience was designed to support wellbeing and reduce social isolation by encouraging connection with nature. Participants enjoyed foraging for wild chestnuts and spending time in the fresh air, surrounded by beautiful autumn scenery. It was a relaxing and joyful day, offering a chance to unwind, chat, and appreciate the outdoors together. Activities like this h

We were thrilled to host “Allotment Creative Explore for Children,” a unique outdoor experience made possible through the Creative Development Grants Funding, awarded by @Children’s Capital of Culture Festival Year 2025. The programme helped children better understand food, vegetables, planting processes, topsoil, and seeds through hands-on exploration. It also inspired creativity, with children expressing themselves through drawing on raised beds in the allotment. The event

The Mid-Autumn Festival is an important cultural celebration in Hong Kong, and we were delighted to mark the occasion with a community BBQ at Clifton Park on Sunday, 5 October 2025. The venue was beautifully decorated with “Dun-Lung” lanterns, a traditional symbol of the festival in Hong Kong, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. One of the highlights was the sharing of homemade mooncakes, lovingly prepared by our volunteers. These sweet treats are a cherished part of the

Thank you to Gavin Worboys from Rotherham Safer Neighbourhood Services for delivering an informative session on hate crime on 29 September 2025. The session helped us better understand what constitutes hate crime, why it matters, and how to stay aware of incidents that may affect our communities. We hope this learning opportunity will support new migrants in recognising and responding to hate crime in their surroundings, and in feeling more confident about seeking help when n