North London HARP Activities »
by reaAs this is my first blog since being signed up to familyfireplace.org at the media workshop, I wanted to post some old news from some of north london HARP’s recent past events.
Fundraising – Sunday 8th February
On Sunday 8th February we decided not to have a normal service, but instead decided to manufacture and sell some handmade cards.
We started with a short internal message from our youth pastor William Haines. After which Naomi Sato taught everyone, and supplied the materials in order to make some handmade cards. It took us an hour to produce 100 cards.
After spending an hour out on the streets, we managed to raise £69.56 after expenses. Even though some participants weren’t so inspired by the idea of fundraising, on returning everyone was bright faced and pleased with their success.
HARP Youth Club – Saturday 14th February
This saturday saw the beginning of a new section to North London’s Youth Club. As there was an obvious fall in numbers of HARP members at the regular fortnightly youth club I decided to create a monthly youth club just for HARP members 12 years and over. The event was a success judging by the number of participants and positive comments.
Information about North London Youth Club including its programme, latest news and Pictures can be found at http://www.youth-united.co.uk/
Half Term Workshop – Sunday 15th-Monday 16th
Since we had a week off school I thought it would be a good idea to have mini workshop of sorts.
We based the workshop on the idea/moto of Living For Others. The first day consisted firstly of the challenge to buy all the supplies/food that they would need to for the two days on a budget. After this we had a trip to Kew Gardens, the idea of this was to have a bit of bonding time together and somehow prepare for the challenges of the next day.
Monday all the participants traveled to Kenton Grange Scout Centre. We started with a thorough cleaning of the whole venue, from raking leafs to polishing windows. We also cleaned up the grounds of a local church. In the afternoon participants in teams of two had to carry out various challenges such as, entertaining people at a bus stop, interviewing people, and fundraising.
Thanks to Mike Stout, our Youth Club Leader for organising the challenge day.
















