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Handicapped Roma survivor, Smirdioasa, Romania. Under the German Foundation Act, IOM has been appointed to administer social programmes for the benefit of Sinti and Roma who were victims of National Socialist injustice in accordance with the German Forced Labour Compensation Programme (GFLCP). Humanitarian and social assistance may include food, medical and dental care, home care, winter assistance, clothing, accommodation or social and legal assistance.
Photographer: Mihai Clondir
Categories: Claims / Compensation
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This was one of my life's adventures,where with two workmates and my five year old son, we visited the Biggin Hill Air Show.
After all the displays ended we travelled down to Longmoor for the last but one open day? A Long and brilliant day out.
I just wish I could find some of the photos I took on the day?
The annual Caux Forum, a programme of conferences, training and dialogues. Each year around 1,500 people attend the Forum to address the burning issues of our time and to find innovative, creative and sustainable answers together. Participants and speakers are drawn from civil society, government and business.
Photo: Paula Mariane
Complicated programme, the server told me, he had to touch the screen at least ten times to ring my omlette and perier... before I left to make the photos
KNUST has organised an orientation programme for the pioneers of the KNUST Obuasi Campus for the 2019/2020 academic year earlier this week at the Sports Club House, Obuasi Campus.
Page from the theatre programme for a production of "Veronique" at the Hippodrome Theatre, Keighley, staged by Keighley Amateur Operatic Society (formerly the Keighley Savoyards) in February 1911. This page features adverts for the Keighley & District Laundry Ltd. in Utley; and James Greenwood (art dealer) of Cavendish Street.
The 32-page programme was printed by The Borough Printing Works Co. Ltd. of Cavendish Street, Keighley. It measures approximately 224 mm by 140 mm. The programme was part of an anonymous donation given in 2022.
In August 2014, the ISU hosted the UN Disarmament Fellowship Programme.
Please courtesy the photos to the: Convention's ISU
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In August 2014, the ISU hosted the UN Disarmament Fellowship Programme.
Please courtesy the photos to the: Convention's ISU
For more information on the Convention, please visit:
Per my count 59 riders off the line all in one go. A win for Dave Curtis on a 350cc Matchless. John Draper in second place on a 350cc Gold Star. Dave Bickers only 3rd on his home course on a 1959 square barrel Greeves - ?
[ Number 8 - Jim Aim on a DOT - ! ]
Photograph of the team that played Witton Albion on 15/09/1906
Team
Wilkinson, Yates, Robinson Wood, Warham, Byrne, Platt, Grice, Case, Nolan, Woodhouse
Score: Macclesfield 3 - 1 Witton Albion
7th October 2019. IAPI SMASH well-being programme launch in Venue 35 (formally La Stampa). Photo: Aidan Oliver
The SMASH programme will provide 24/7 support on mental well-being. This employment assistance programme (EAP) will also provide financial and legal advice, career coaching and parenting support services to our highly skilled workforce.
IAPI is delighted to be bringing this programme to our members thanks to the patronage of TABS (The Advertising Benevolent Society).
“TABS has been working behind the scenes of the industry for over 60 years helping those who have fallen on hard times but we feel it is time to be more visible and relevant to a younger cohort of the workforce. We’re delighted with the prominence that IAPI is giving this programme and believe it will be of huge benefit to their members as they look to support and nurture the extraordinary talent in the industry.” Allen Kiernan, Financial Director, BBDO Dublin and Board Member, TABS.
Mental health challenges are on the increase and the World Health Organisation predicts that depression will be the leading global burden of disease by 2030. Ireland ranks in the top 10 countries worldwide in relation to numbers of the population affected by anxiety disorders (WHO, 2017) with depression, anxiety and stress being the most common difficulties.
Armed with this information and with the knowledge that our industry is already one of the most stressful to work in, TABS recognise that instead of shying away from this fact, we need to face it head-on and do something about it. The vast majority of those under 30 in the industry are not aware of the support TABS provides and given that they represent 47% of the workforce, this needed to be addressed. TABS now sponsor the SMASH programme for all IAPI members.
The programme is being managed by Spectrum Health, who were chosen by TABS after a comprehensive search for the best partner.
The launch will take place in Venue 35 (formally La Stampa) with doors open from 5.30pm. The launch will kick off with a keynote speech from Niall Breslin at 6pm.
Niall Breslin AKA Bressie is an award-winning musician, former Westmeath Gaelic footballer, former Leinster Rugby under 21 player, a mental health advocate and a best selling author. He is a passionate speaker and campaigner leading a new kind of conversation around mental health.
Following Niall's talk, three advertising professionals will share their own personal stories relating to their experiences of maintaining and developing their own well-being.