You may have noticed I'm adding a number of little blogs as and when. There's a lot to update you on but I have neither the time nor the energy to embark on a huge blog writing project, so instead am contenting myself with knocking a couple of little things off the 'to blog' list as and when the inclination grabs me.
This blog is going to contain a lot of links to videos; these are all available on Sangam's Youtube channel, but in case you're not checking that regularly, I thought I'd point you to some of the key events....
Firstly, if you didn't quite get a real feel for what my Indian Christmas was like by reading my post, check out this awesome video by Em which shows you what we got up to!
Going back in time a bit, you may remember me discussing the 60 children we had to visit us on CP Fun Day. It was my job to make a video of this, and after lots of hoohaa, technological issues, and delays, it finally got completed and uploaded to our youtube channel - so this is my effort at video editing.
I'd also like you to see two videos that Steph and Jess made about the work done during the recent Discover Your Potential event. I realise I haven't written about this yet, but the projects that the participants worked on were really cool, and I think the videos are a good demonstration of the community action we do here:
Maher
Ishwari and others
Finally, today saw the end of the dreaded Centre Team Meeting. I'll fill you in properly with words soon, but I really wanted to share this video. It took weeks of planning and thinking, but this is the end result. We SVs designed this video to be the main part of our presentation about 'Sangam Programme in 2011'. It went with some further explanation and also a game that was Ellen's original idea; all of the current SVs had some input and then Jessica and I trawled through all the photos before she spent 2 whole days editing it all together. I felt that, as a team, we gave a really great presentation, and was very proud of our achievements. It also nearly made Jen cry - as she was Programme manager and in charge of everything we were displaying - so we consider that to be a success!
There are loads of other cool videos on the channel - now you're there, why not keep browsing!
TTFN
This blog is going to contain a lot of links to videos; these are all available on Sangam's Youtube channel, but in case you're not checking that regularly, I thought I'd point you to some of the key events....
Firstly, if you didn't quite get a real feel for what my Indian Christmas was like by reading my post, check out this awesome video by Em which shows you what we got up to!
Going back in time a bit, you may remember me discussing the 60 children we had to visit us on CP Fun Day. It was my job to make a video of this, and after lots of hoohaa, technological issues, and delays, it finally got completed and uploaded to our youtube channel - so this is my effort at video editing.
I'd also like you to see two videos that Steph and Jess made about the work done during the recent Discover Your Potential event. I realise I haven't written about this yet, but the projects that the participants worked on were really cool, and I think the videos are a good demonstration of the community action we do here:
Maher
Ishwari and others
Finally, today saw the end of the dreaded Centre Team Meeting. I'll fill you in properly with words soon, but I really wanted to share this video. It took weeks of planning and thinking, but this is the end result. We SVs designed this video to be the main part of our presentation about 'Sangam Programme in 2011'. It went with some further explanation and also a game that was Ellen's original idea; all of the current SVs had some input and then Jessica and I trawled through all the photos before she spent 2 whole days editing it all together. I felt that, as a team, we gave a really great presentation, and was very proud of our achievements. It also nearly made Jen cry - as she was Programme manager and in charge of everything we were displaying - so we consider that to be a success!
There are loads of other cool videos on the channel - now you're there, why not keep browsing!
TTFN
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