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Zodiac
Arts is a local voluntary sector organisation
providing a range of services to children,
young people and adults with disabilities
who are resident within the London borough
Westminter Council. The project was established
in 2004 as a registered charity that provides
services on a numbe r of fully accessible sites.
Providing Youth and leisure services, education
and training projects, advocacy services,
holiday and after-school clubs the project
works with many local and national partners
in the delivery of its services.
Zodiac
Arts will be carrying out extensive volunteer
outreach work to get involved in hard to reach
Black and Ethnic minority groups by encouraging
more children aged 6 to 16 to become actively
involved in local groups and projects, and
by supporting activities that aim to be open
and accessible to everyone who wishes to take
part; The main objective of this project is
to provide a range of services to children and
young adults with disabilities to improve
their quality of life, enable them to fully
participate in the community, build their
confidence, their choice, their human rights
and social inclusion.
Managing
projects, Laurence Carbon (L.C)
The Scarman Trust project management training
workshop 2nd November 2006
Voluntary Action Camden, APM Project Management
3 day course Feb 2007
Coaching Disabled Performers (Sport Coach
UK course ) March 2007.
Peabody Trust, Local Network Fund Certificate
of attendance in financial grants training
Sponsored by the Peabody Trust 12 weeks programme
age 20 to50 +, March 2002
Project name Body Management (disability sports)
Sponsored by the Local Network Fund 16 weeks
programme age 9 to 25, June 2004 Project name
Self-Defence (disability sports)
Sponsored by the Westminster Primary Care
Trust NHS a 12 weeks disability sports programme
for 20 & 55 year olds
Queen Elizabeth 11 primary school* Westminster
W9 general sports and recreation (special
needs) 8 to 16 year olds, one hour 3 days
a week & still running
SCOPE Wheel Chair users teaching motor skills
once a week through sport,
On going started February 2006
BBC Children in need sports and recreation
Disability Sports
8 /18 year olds, 10 month May 2007 March 2008
Bronze medal in the London youth games with
Q.E.11* May 2007
Working with community Groups (L.C)
Team leader and coach for the Westminster
sport and education centre. Tuesday disability
group once a week, & on going. No limits
4 weeks every summer 2002 and on going.
Ongoing sports and recreation activities
for the gate way club in Queens Park disability
performers age 20 to 50 + 2002 to date
Support project Manager for Queens Park Bangladesh
Association 2003 summer camp 8 to16 year olds
6 weeks
Acton housing at the Beethoven Centre Queens
Park, Street Awareness Event personal safety
adults November 2004
Acton housing at the Beethoven Centre Queens
Park, Family Street Awareness Event personal
safety March 2005
Run session for residential care home, 131
Droop Street teaching fine and gorse motor
skills.
Personal achievement (L.C)
Coaching Disabled Performers (Sport Coach
UK course ) March 2007.
Millennium Award winner for disability sports
9th December 2002
Mayor of London, outstanding contribution
to people with disabilities living in London
active in sport 3rd July 2003
Sport Coach UK Good practice In child Protection
LSF London Spots Forum Pentathlon coach disability
training 20th February 2006
AMA Amateur Martial Association Regional Coaching
& health & Safety Course 2nd December
2001
Martial Arts Instructor January 2001
Training
and certificate from the Westminster Society
(L.C)
Makaton development 21st march 2004
Food and hygiene 19th January
Fire safety 26th January 2004
NHS: Intensive Interaction 1st February 2004
Epilepsy Training 11th June 2004
Emergency First aid March 2006
Communications & activities 5 September
2006
Sure Start Queens Park
Disability Awareness training 15th October
2003
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