ABOUT SGAP

Background

In case you haven't heard of us we are an Asian organisation whose goal is to promote Asian culture and activities in the South Gloucestershire region.

The South Gloucestershire Asian Project, SGAP, was formally set-up with a constitution and an elected management committee at a General Meeting on 26th March 2000.

We are supported by South Gloucestershire Council in terms of advice, general guidance and financial assistance.

Membership of the organisation is open to anyone who lives or works in South Gloucestershire.

In order to help us keep you informed of future events please fill in the on-line registration form. Alternatively, ring or write to, Jitesh Mistry, at the phone number or address shown on the contact page.

Why not get in touch soon and take part in the exciting activities that SGAP has in store for you!

What Additional Activities Would You Like ?

At SGAP we are aware that we probably don't reach or provide for all the activities that our paid and non-paid-up members may want or desire.

As a relatively new organisation, we are constrained by limited resources and funds, and can only what fit in what these allow (also bear in in mind that ALL our work is completely VOLUNTARY).

However, you can make a difference by letting us know what YOU want, and by spreading the word and letting your friends and relatives know about SGAP.

The easiest way is for them to join SGAP (see below) and that way we can keep members informed of what's happening:.

At present we provide the following :
» Bollywood dance classes more...
» Cultural / fun trips more...
» Dhol Lessons more...
» Bharat Natyam dance classes more...
» Newsletters more...

Possible new activites:
» Punjabi Classes
» Dhol/Bhangra Classes
» Indian Cookery Classes

Are you interested in any of the above? Would you like any additional facilities? Please let us know by e-mail, or by completing the on-line registration form or by speaking to any of the committee members.

Also if you would like to put something back into the Community then why not join the Committee? Take the opportunity at the next Annual General Meeting (AGM) in March 2005, but let us know beforehand if you are interested.
 

Joining The Committee FAQs

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