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Pop-Up Cafe – 19th October – Firstsite

Posted on October 6, 2019October 6, 2019 by rac_admin

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Get ready for some delicious dishes at our next Pop-Up Cafe at Firstsite from 12.00-3.00pm on Saturday 19th October…

Cooked by refugee chefs from Syria and Sudan – this is going to be a real treat for the taste-buds!

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22 hours ago

Thanks so much for all your support today! You can tell by the queues that we had a great day. Our four chefs were so thrilled by your feedback! Huge thanks to all the volunteers who made the day so enjoyable and as always to Firstsite for your continuing support. #food sharedwithlove … See MoreSee Less

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Oh! Wish I’d known about this! ☹️ When will you next be at Firstsite? X

Thank you we just enjoyed our takeaway for supper- delicious 😋 xx

Oh wish I'd known. I was in Colchester today and would have loved to get some food if it was as good as last time.

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2 weeks ago

Some of our clients have family ‘stuck’ in this camp. People who have fled horrendous tragedy only to end up trapped by political agreements which they had no say in. Its wonderful to see what Help Refugees are doing to support living standards.This is what people power looks like 💪❤️⁣ While our political leaders fail to act, volunteers are stepping up to provide low-cost, low tech – but utterly vital solutions to the challenges refugees are facing in Greece. With winter on the way, volunteers are ensuring that Moria refugee camp on island of Lesvos is more prepared for the cold, rainy months. They're providing tarps and tents. They're lifting tents off the ground with pallets so they’re not pitched in soaking mud. They're creating paths and steps so thoroughfares don’t become muddy quagmires. It shouldn’t fall on volunteers to do work this vital. But while our political leaders fail to act, we are incredibly proud to support the heroic team at Movement On The Ground. Support work like this by donating to our Greek island emergency fundraiser: http://bit.ly/emergencygreece … See MoreSee Less