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Bean Feasa Project - Access to Resilience for Women's Groups
in Ards and North Down

Diary Dates for Upcoming Project Networking Events 

Burns Day Women’s Networking Lunch – Monday 23 January 26 , Ballywalter Village Hall 

International Women’s Day – Friday 6 March 26 , Old Market House Bangor 

St Patricks Day Networking – Friday 13th March 26, Old Market House Bangor 

Summer Social Networking – Date  & Location TBC

Christmas Gather Network Event – Date & Location TBC

UPCOMING TRAINING BEAN FEASA TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 

  • Excel for Project Management
  • Public Speaking
  • Canva Desktop Design for Women Community Activists
  • Level 3 Education and Training
  • Level 2 Tour Guiding for Female Community Leaders
  • WordPress Website Management 
  • Photography Workshop for Female Community Leaders

The training menu is constantly evolving, please contact the Bean Feasa team if you have specific training needs for your women’s group.

Group Spotlight 

 

 We want to shine a light on the work carried out by the Chai Chat group who support women from a Muslim backgound living in the Ards and North Down region.

Based in Newtownards, the Chai Chat group aim to fully link in with other female focused groups in the region and to break down community barriers, share expertise and collaborate with other women and women’s groups.

The Chai Chat group are our first port of call for service provision when we need Henna Tattoo specialists for our inter-community celebration events and for promotion of Asian culture and traditions at our networking events including International Women’s Day.

Coming Soon

 

Supporting Chai Chat women in Newtownards celebrate the end of Ramadan with an amazing night of glamour, food and friendship as we support their Eid al Fitr 2026 event.

NETWORK RESIDENTIAL 

 

This news story is under construction, please stop by later to learn about the networking group overnight residential to build and strengthen relationships and to explore how we can better connect women across Ards and North Down.