Latest news from HAFSA
See our latest HAFSA bulletin: Spring 2023
Please find below the current HAFSA schedule and fund-raising events – so do join us if you can!
- HAFSA Waterside Party – Sat July 29th (6-9 pm) – Brentford
You are most welcome to join HAFSA members and friends at our ever-popular, annual, fun-filled summer party. Places are limited so please email us at [email protected] to book your places ASAP. Tickets are £15 per person (cash or card) on the door and cover food plus one drink, wine or soft option. All are welcome – so please bring friends and family. We will send you venue details when you book. If you are able to bring a dish to the party, or something for our raffle, then please let us know in your email. Please be aware that the party is outdoors, at a private house, beside the River Brent and there are steps without handrails.
- HAFSA at Brentford Carnival – Sunday 3rd September (12 – 6pm) – Blondin Park W5 4UL If you can help out on our stall, please email [email protected]. Appeal to all our kind supporters: We need lots of good quality toys/new books/stationery for our very popular Children’s Lucky Dip. We also need adult toiletries, perfume, chocolates,wine, jewellery etc for our very successful Adult Tombola. We hope to see you there! Thank you.
- Visit Palestine with HAFSA – Autumn 2023 HAFSA is organising a visit to Sabastiya and other parts of Palestine for members and friends in Autumn 2023. Dates will be confirmed nearer the time. If you are interested please contact us and we will invite you to a planning meeting over the summer. We usually visit Jerusalem and Bethlehem as well as other places of particular interest to our group. If you are keen to visit Palestine at a different time then Travel2Palestine is an option.
This may also be of interest :
- Previous HAFSA bulletins:
- You can also look here at our archive of news bulletins going back over more than 10 years.
- The Crafting of the News: the British media and the Israel-Palestine Question Click here to hear a recording of this Balfour Project event.
- Mapping Palestine: An online exhibition: The majority of British people today do not know about Britain’s colonial role in Palestine and its impact on the current reality. This is one of the key reasons why some people are simply unaware of this issue. The Balfour Project launched its first ever virtual art exhibition exploring the theme of mapping in order to raise awareness of the ongoing occupation and pressure the British Government to take responsibility for their historic role. Click here to learn more.
Please contact us with your suggestions for items of news, links or events which may be of relevance and helpful for HAFSA friends – any of your ideas as to how we can continue to fund-raise are very much appreciated.