Three Ways Youth Project have organised their Annual Coffee Morning to take place this year on Tuesday 14th April (Easter Tuesday).
The event will commence at 10:00am with lots of tea, coffee and tray-bakes for all those able to attend.
All proceeds from this initiative will be disbursed 50/50 between Three Ways Youth Project and Leukaemia & Lymphoma NI.
Be sure to call in and support!
On Wednesday 19th February, Three Ways Community Association held an Emergency First Aid programme.
Thanks to Cathy McMahon of the Confederation of Community Groups-Ballybot House for providing the vital programme and Mo Rocks for his facilitation.
Members of TWCA were in attendance to ensure that we are kept up to date with the skills needed to assist in an emergency situation.
On Tuesday 18th February, Three Ways Community Association hosted another Afternoon Tea Dance and a great afternoon was certainly had with over 50 seniors in attendance.
The afternoon was filled with tea, delicious treats, sandwiches, music, dance and craic.
Our thanks to each and everyone who attended and to the NR Health Sub Group, DFC and SHSCT for providing the funding this initiative.
Thanks also to Seamus and the team at The Boulevard for the hospitality and Danny Doran for the fantastic entertainment.
Photos attached for your viewing.
On Tuesday 4th February 2020, Three Ways Youth Group commenced their first session of a DJ’n course with Giga Training. The young people got the chance to develop new skills and mix their own soundtracks and it was thoroughly enjoyed by each of them.
Massive thank you to the Education Authority for providing the funding for this initiative as part of our youth engagement programme. Initiatives like these are a vital part in personal and social development of young people.
Looking forward to seeing what next week has in store for them all. Well done to our entire group. Photos below showcasing the sheer enjoyment from each of the young people
🎧 ROLLER DISCO COMING TO THREE WAYS COMMUNITY CENTRE 🎧
Three Ways Comunity Association are delighted to be delivering our first Roller Disco in Three Ways Community Centre.
Taking place on Saturday 18th April from 7:00 – 8:30pm, the evening is set to be fun for the entire family so gather your young people and join us. A small tuck shop will be available.
Lights, music and craic, you shouldn’t miss out on this opportunity.
Please note that anyone under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult.
⚠️ Admission is limited due to number of skates, please book online at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/roller-disco-tickets-9316489… ⚠️
For more information, check out our event page; https://www.facebook.com/events/209917326803869/
Notice – Three Ways Community Association
Annual General Meeting
Three Ways Community Association’s Annual General Meeting will take on Tuesday 14th January 2020 at 2:00pm in Three Ways Ccommunity Association.
We hereby invite all residents, volunteers, user groups and agencies to attend and hear our report for the year 18/19.
For more information, contact us via email; info@threewaysca.co.uk
On Friday 6th December, Three Ways Community Association hosted a very successful Seniors Christmas Party for residents and friends in the local area.
The night was filled with great hospitality, beverages, plenty of dancing and plenty of craic.
Cathy Keenan, Chairperson of Three Ways Community Association, thanked everyone for attending and wished them Christmas Greetings on behalf of Three Ways Community Association. Cathy also thanked the Northern Ireland Housing Executive, Neighbourhood Renewal and Southern Health and Social Care Trust for providing funding to support the costs of running such initiatives.
Treated to a few sing-songs from Kathy McCaughey’s ‘Young at Hearts’ group, this fairly got everyone in the festive mood. Such craic and entertainment from them all.
From the management of Three Ways Community Assocaition, our deepest thanks and appreciation to the following; Seamus McAteer and Staff of the Boulevard for the fantastic food and service with exceptional postive comments being made, Kieran Devine for providing the music allowing our seniors to have a wee boogie, NIHE, NR, SHSCT for the funding, NMDDC Chairperson Cllr Charlie Casey, Mickey Brady MP and Cllr Valerie Harte (also a committee member) and all of our volunteers for giving up their time on a Friday evening to deliver the event.
Lastly, well done and thank you to our hardworking commitee. A lot of background work goes into planning events and our team excel each time to ensure that whatever the event, those attending enjoy and have a positive time.
YOUTH CLUB COMMENCEMENT
Three Ways Community Assocaition are ready to recommence with our Junior Youth Club next Tuesday (24th September) from 6:30pm – 8:00pm.
Our junior youth club will run weekly on Tuesday evenings. At a cost of £1 a week to help cover costs of running the programme, we are looking forward to getting back into the swing of things with the young people and making plenty of memories with activites, trips and events on a weekly basis.
We look forward to welcoming all current members back and welcoming those new members. Plenty of space for all to attend. Ages MUST be 7+
For more information, contact the association via E: info@threewaysca.co.uk | T: 07768 669291
We are delighted to have received support from the DFC through the Southern Health and Social Care Trust NR Health Programme to run a series of Afternoon Tea Dances over the coming months.
The first Afternoon Tea Dance will take place on Tuesday 24th September from 3:00pm – 5:00pm and is open to all individuals over the age of 60.
Throughout the afternoon, there will be plenty of music from the fantastic Danny Doran, Food from the fabulous The Boulevard Restaurant and dancing from all in attendance.
This event is FREE of charge thanks to the funding from the NRP.
Should you require any further information, please contact us via: Email: info@threewaysca.co.uk or Tel: 07724 206619
Look forward to seeing you all then!
Wow 😲 what a great start.
On Tuesday 10th September, we commenced our new personal and social development programme and were delighted to have 17 young people take up on the programme.
This informal education programme is the start of a 5 year journey that will focus on giving these young people a new skill set and support mechanism as they move into their teenage and adolescent years.
We are beyond delighted with the uptake and are excited about making memories, friendships and shaping the way forward in youth development.
This project is funded and supported by the Education Authority and Department for Communities. Thanks to them all for the continued support.
