BIASAN
BIASAN (Bradford Immigration and Asylum Seekers Support and Advice Network) have an open constitution which is based on equality, partnerships, and treating people with understanding and respect. There is a management committee where people are invited to add information or raising awareness on topics, projects, information which helps BIASAN. We are all equal in how we work and in how BIASAN is run.
We have a women’s club which runs 1-4pm every Thursday and also a drop-in session from 4-7pm every Thursday. There are 2 English classes, Wednesday and Thursday from 4-6pm. The Women’s club includes a child friendly session and arts and crafts activities too.
“I have really enjoyed the sewing project, it has helped me develop skills I never had, and develop my social skills. I have enjoyed mixing with new people and sharing with them. I feel great and loved making art.”
We are part of Arts Together because we love being part of a community with similar passions and aspirations. It’s great to connect with like-minded souls.
Contact Details
Bradford Deaf Centre
20 Hallfield Road
Bradford
BD1 3RP
People you may meet
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Maggie Pearse
Hi. I am one of the Oldest serving members of BIASAN. I have been part of the organisation since its inception, and I am regularly at BIASAN. I get a lot of emails so please do get in touch if you’ve got questions.
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Richard Hargreaves
Hi, I teach English classes at BIASAN. I am there every Wednesday and Thursday teaching English. I am involved in many aspects from music, singing, hiking, travelling about and telling stories and play my Ukelele to my group regularly.
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Mo Rahman
Hi. You’ll see me regularly at BIASAN. I am at both groups, from 1-7pm and I help where I can. From arts projects, stories, exhibition, networking and advocating for the group, to teaching and bringing in new opportunities for all.