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A project supported by the EUs PEACE III programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body and delivered by the North Down, Ards and Down PEACE III Partnership Council's Cluster.  

 

NEW COURSES

 

Please phone 02891478292 for details or call into the office for details. 

Places still available on our 

 Peace & Reconciliation Level 2 and Level 3 Classes 

 

 

 

Peace and Reconciliation 3 covers more in depth topics than those covered in P&R2 and an international conflict.

If you would be interested in doing either course please call in or give us a call on 02891478292 

 

Supported by TWN

 

 

 

At Kilcooley Women’sCentre, we have the benefit of an on-site crèche, Kiddie Academy which is supervised by fully qualified staff. Members can attend their class with the knowledge their child is being well cared for, whilst still being close by.

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About Kilcooley Women's Centre

Kilcooley Womens Centre was formed in 1995 when 5 women and a tutor decided to set up a group whose aim was to promote and establish an education programme for women. Today the group has an average of 250 women in educational classes and around 100 have participated in our healthy living project.

Kilcooley Women's Education Group was formed in 1995 when 5 women and a tutor (who met whilst working in the local ACE Scheme) decided to set up a group whose aim was to promote and establish an education programme for women, young adults and pre-school children. With the support of Jack Young (Headmaster), the group was allowed the use of an empty classroom in Kilcooley Primary School.

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At Kilcooley Women’sCentre, we have the benefit of an on-site crèche, Kiddie Academy which is supervised by fully qualified staff. Members can attend their class with the knowledge their child is being well cared for, whilst still being close by.

The crèche is a bright and spacious environment and has been very beneficial for children starting playgroup or nursery, as they have had experience of a structured childcare environment.

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buildingsUnited Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, adopted unanimously on October 31, 2000, after recalling resolutions 1261 (1999), 1265 (1999), 1296 (2000) and 1314 (2000), the council called for the adoption of the gender perspective that included the special needs of women and girls during repatriation and resettlement, rehabilitation, reintegration and post- conflict reconstruction.There are a global set of indicators on the implementation of UN Resolution 1325 in four key areas: Read more...

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