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West Fife Multi-Cultural Group revived

“Together, we can make changes where necessary.”

This is what Liina, an Estonian who now resides in Fife, thinks about the revival of the West Fife Multi-Cultural Group which again became active in July this year.

These sentiments are reflected by the group’s dedicated volunteers from different backgrounds with the aim of making positive changes in bringing people together to create a better understanding on our wide range of cultural groups.

Chairperson, Violet Dunsmore, said, “Together we have a great chance to learn from each other by sharing experience and knowledge. In doing so, we can assist and support the less involved member’s of our communities to integrate into community life.”

West Fife Multi-Cultural Group is already working on a couple of projects which will be advertised within the next few weeks.

Anyone interested in joining the Group, or would like further information, we meet in Blairhall Community Centre, last Friday of the Month, (28th October), 6.30 – 8.30 p.m.

Please come along or find us on Facebook/West Fife Multi-Cultural Group.


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