SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

By Nico NdlovuSociety & Culture
Download on the App Store

SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast episodes

  • Knowledge Is Survival Episode 2

    Surviving the Housing Crisis as a person seeking Asylum or Refugees in the UK its hard the sytem is set up for people to fail while progressing an Asylum case whilst homeless

    ---
    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nico-ndlovu/support
    35 min
  • The Journey Is Not Over Yet
    This is my lived experience journey on this Episode and raising awareness on these issues that matter in our lives as Asylum Seekers with a lived experience ,on the UK migration system i wish i could write more but i think my voice s voice is enough
    25 min
  • Knowledge Is Survival
    Surviving the Housing Crisis as a Person Seeking Asylum or Refugee I will be sharing some of the things I talked about in the workshop and my experience as a refused Asylum Seeker back in few years ago.
    24 min
  • COMMUNITY RESEARCHERS CONVERSATION WITH KAS EP 1

    This is a great discussion myself and Kas he is sharing his knowledge about the benefits of fasting and other ways of staying healthy, i have been always wanted to talk about the challenges people face when they are not allowed to work and living on the less amount of money and the question remains how they can have a good diet from the foodbanks s foods and its hard if you are Asylum Seeker or refused with no support and we will keep talking more on this topic

    ---
    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nico-ndlovu/support
    24 min
  • Woodlands Community Celebration EP 2
    Woodlands Community Garden opened in 2010, occupying a vacant site in West Princes Street. Since then it has become an important local space where people make new friends and feel part of the community. It’s also a great place to unwind from the everyday stresses and strains of city life. Each year, around 50 households grow their own fruit, vegetables and herbs in the garden’s raised beds. The garden is also the focus of many projects that we run with local partners.
    19 min
  • Woodlands Community Celebration Refugee week 2024 Ep 2
    Woodlands Community Garden opened in 2010, occupying a vacant site in West Princes Street. Since then it has become an important local space where people make new friends and feel part of the community. It’s also a great place to unwind from the everyday stresses and strains of city life. Each year, around 50 households grow their own fruit, vegetables and herbs in the garden’s raised beds. The garden is also the focus of many projects that we run with local partners.
    Woodlands Celebrations happens every year and share the space with other groups such as Anti Racism Book Shop and many more on this Episode i was talking to people who came to celebrate Refugee week.
    ---
    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nico-ndlovu/support
    12 min
  • Woodlands Community Celebration Refugee Week EP 1

    Woodlands Community Development Trust runs spaces, programmes and events that support a wide range of local residents. All our initiatives are shaped by our values and designed to integrate social wellbeing with the environment.

     For example, we build social connections through transforming local spaces, such as our community garden and lane clean-ups. We reduce social isolation and hardship by building knowledge, skills and confidence including through events held at our meeting room and events terrace. Working alongside local residents, we empower people to take action.


    31 min
  • Woodlands community Celebrating. Refugee Week
    This event happening every year in Glasgow West End woodlands Community Garden getting people together is the best way to be part of the community. Refugee Week in Scotland
    ---
    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nico-ndlovu/support
    31 min
  • This is What Hope Looks Like For You Episode 4 Mental Health Foundation

    This podcast series has been commissioned by the Mental Health Foundation. This is a compaign aims to bring Hope to people seeking Asylum and Refugees .This podcast series is part of the Elevate Project which is funded by the Scottish Government for more details for what Mental Health Foundation does go to www.mentalhealth.org.uk or contact Mahdi Saki Program Development Officer( Refugees and Asylum Seekers) Phone 01414050632

    22 min

About SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

From the publisher's feed

SIYAKHULAMA it means We talk. Ndebele language in Zimbabwe. On the podcast we talk about things that matters in our daily lives and everyone is welcome here.