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Blackboard Architecture Culture Team. My name is Jennifer Sayer and I am 18 years old. There were six work experience participants altogether. The age range was from and we were all studying very different things. For this reason, we were asked to come as we had some prior engagement with CAFOD rather than filling out an application. We found throughout the work experience that regardless of the various paths we wanted to take in the future, we all gained really useful skills from the experience and loved every second we spent as a group.
Before we arrived, I had been thoroughly convinced we were going to be given some menial tasks to carry out to keep us occupied for two weeks. A number of them set us tasks that would genuinely help them with their own work, including writing script ideas for the CAFOD National Assemblies.
With COP26 just around the corner in November we wanted to boost the media attention the meeting gets, and so we took photos, did interviews and posted about it on our social media to raise awareness of the importance of COP26 for our climate. We offer transitional housing and immigration and settlement support in the spirit of good neighbours valuing dignity, mutuality and care.
We are a diverse community where all are welcome. Are you looking for a meaningful way to spend a year, or even a summer? Check out our live-in Worker Program. Do you want to spend your free time in a being part of a community where you can make a difference? Volunteer with us. Do you want your money to do good in the world? Donate and participate in our work of welcoming refugees. Romero House is a positive space. Plan a soup lunch in your parish. On Family Fast Day, you are invited to have a frugal meal such as soup and donate the money you have saved to help your brothers and sisters in need.
Join us for a briefing to be ready for Family Fast Day. Join us for a Family Fast Day briefing. Why have a soup lunch?
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