01.06.2010
When someone is asked what charities are about, the most likely responses will be that
charities are organizations with the motive of helping people. Every charity’s main objective is
to help people.
Friendly charity located in Northampton “Friendship Zone” promotes friendship and helps
people to achieve their dreams! One of its projects is called “Birthday Dream Party” and
everyone can apply for a FREE Birthday Dream Party!
Read terms and conditions on the Charity’s website and follow all the steps to be
able celebrate your Birthday Dream Party with your relatives and/or friends for FREE!
This is a Good Story of Christine who just turned 21: "I have never celebrated my Birthday
outside home. Joining Friendship Zone I found the opportunity to spend time with friends at
Red Hot restaurant where I have never been. My Birthday was a really nice occasion to invite
my new friends to the restaurant and get to know them better. Besides I didn’t spend any
penny as it is offered as Birthday Dream Party for free. It is a great way to spend a Birthday”
Christine is grateful to everyone who helped her to have her 21st Birthday as great as it was.
See the video on http://www.youtube.com/user/TheFriendshipZone
Everybody has dreams and the Charity “Friendship Zone” can help in achieving them.
Take your chance today, apply on www.friendship-zone.com and wait for approval!
Friendship Zone is a social networking website which members can apply for various
programs online is which grants are given to help people achieve their dreams. This charity is
unique like no other, as 100% of the revenue is reinvested back into the community.
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Birthday Dream Party of Kevin
01.06.2010
When someone is asked what charities are about, the most likely responses will be that
charities are organizations with the motive of helping people. Every charity’s main objective is
to help people.
Friendly charity located in Northampton “Friendship Zone” promotes friendship and helps
people to achieve their dreams! One of the projects is called “Birthday Dream Party” and
everyone can apply for a FREE Birthday Dream Party!
Read terms and conditions on the Charity’s website and follow all the steps to be
able celebrate your Birthday Dream Party with your relatives and/or friends for FREE!
Until Kevin joined the Friendship Zone he had few friends. As birthday was coming up
he was focused on spending the day with his new friends he had found from Friendship
Zone. The time Kevin spent in the Red Hot was fantastic. He was there for the first time
and found the place well designed and the food very delicious. Kevin is going to tell all his
friends about this great opportunity and wishes everyone to have a very good day as he had.
See the video on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31Jxke4Bl3A
Everybody has dreams and the Charity “Friendship Zone” can help in achieving them.
Take your chance today, apply on www.friendship-zone.com and wait for approval!
Friendship Zone is a social networking website which members can apply for various
programs online is which grants are given to help people achieve their dreams. This charity is
unique like no other, as 100% of the revenue is reinvested back into the community.
When someone is asked what charities are about, the most likely responses will be that
charities are organizations with the motive of helping people. Every charity’s main objective is
to help people.
Friendly charity located in Northampton “Friendship Zone” promotes friendship and helps
people to achieve their dreams! One of the projects is called “Birthday Dream Party” and
everyone can apply for a FREE Birthday Dream Party!
Read terms and conditions on the Charity’s website and follow all the steps to be
able celebrate your Birthday Dream Party with your relatives and/or friends for FREE!
Until Kevin joined the Friendship Zone he had few friends. As birthday was coming up
he was focused on spending the day with his new friends he had found from Friendship
Zone. The time Kevin spent in the Red Hot was fantastic. He was there for the first time
and found the place well designed and the food very delicious. Kevin is going to tell all his
friends about this great opportunity and wishes everyone to have a very good day as he had.
See the video on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31Jxke4Bl3A
Everybody has dreams and the Charity “Friendship Zone” can help in achieving them.
Take your chance today, apply on www.friendship-zone.com and wait for approval!
Friendship Zone is a social networking website which members can apply for various
programs online is which grants are given to help people achieve their dreams. This charity is
unique like no other, as 100% of the revenue is reinvested back into the community.
Friendship Zone continues to give the unique opportunity for youngsters – trainings and contract job for 6 months
15.06.2010
Friendship Zone already employs more than 60 young hopefuls, giving them the chance for a 6 month paid work contract with the organisation. The job role is Project Administrator which includes promoting and moderating the Social Networking website of Friendship Zone. There is also an opportunity to get more confidence in the current competitive job market attending FREE 6 weeks training provided by Friendship Zone which includes teaching on IT skills, telemarketing, how to make friends, and the prospect of finding employment.
Aaron (22) after his studies at Moulton College in 2007 has a wide range of experiences from shop work and warehouse to some building jobs. It took him more than 8 months until Job Centre Plus found him the Project Administrator role at Friendship Zone. Asked about the job at Friendship Zone, Aaron answers “it is a good job to get people around the world, and friends and family using social networking sites to promote and show information about Friendship Zone. And good job means to do the job you like and Friendship Zone gives me a platform I feel confident in and I can improve my skills all the time which is fantastic. I wish all other youngsters will take this wonderful opportunity that Friendship Zone offers can gain this vauable experience.”
Adam (19) having searched thoroughly for jobs through online ,newspapers, and in job centre, as well as family contact and various agencies count himself lucky when Job Centre Plus offered him the chance of a job at Friendship Zone. Adam felt welcomed and has the skills required doing the job and that he would be a good part of the team and would do well in this environment. For Adam this job is great: “I feel I am improving with my IT skills everyday when I am in office, and I am constantly learning new things. The work environment is great and that helps pretty much. All together it is a good job.”
Adrian (20) was without a job for more than 6 months. Adrian is very dedicated to his work and is passionate about the things he does. He wants to chase his goal of oweing his own business. He still does volunteering job walking dogs around the forest. The job at Friendship Zone gives him good work practise and to encourages him acheiving his goal.
Danielle (22) attended a retail course with Learn Today which was run by the Job Centre Plus while she was unemployed which indeed happy her to improve her IT skills.
Danielle (22) worked hard on her previous job roles, doing long hours and many shifts. While she looked for any job opportunity, which took her about 2 years, she attended a course for literacy and numeracy with Learn Today which was also run by the Job Centre Plus. Danielle is grateful for the training at Friendship Zone, and now she is doing a home study course in counselling.
For James (22) it took 17 months to finally get a job. James is glad to work in IT field and learn new skills and use his knowledge working on IT platform. The role of Project Administrator will boost his future career opportunities.
It can be well noted that Friendship Zone can give valuable training to unemployed youngsters to achieving better opportunities in the current and future job market. To apply for this opportunity please visit Job Centre Plus to see if you are eligible. For more information on Friendship Zone please visit www.friendship-zone.com
ESF Community Trainings at Friendship Zone – meet the first group!
The first Group has already started to attend the ESF Community Training which is provided by
Friendship Zone in collaboration with European Social Fund to mobilise disadvantaged or excluded
unemployed and inactive people to facilitate their progress towards employment.
Trainings are provided on Saturdays. Every Group attends 6 Saturdays one by other full day.
The Friendship Zone provides trainings which help to improve people knowledge, put their skills into
practice and open new horizons in their professional growth:
IT package
Career builder tools and how to be a good employee at working place.
Lauma, 16 years old from Wellingborough just finished her School and plans full-time studies in
Northampton College in September. Meanwhile she is looking for any summer job to get some work
experience and earn her first money. Lauma is grateful for this opportunity to gain more skills in current
competitive job market. She finds all the trainings of these Saturdays very helpful for her job search.
Diana, 30 also from Wellingborough was on her maternity leave and understands how tough it is be
successful candidate on job Interviews today. Diana thinks she found the right place to learn new
skills. Her first day in the office gave her emotional uplift – there is definitely an occupation to suit her.
Deniss, 19 years old hopeful from Northampton, is still studying. At the same time he is also looking for
summer job to earn extra money for his studies in autumn.
Viktors is encouraged by tutors of Friendship Zone and likes to improve his IT skills. He is 18 years
old from Wellingborough and has not been able to find a job for more than 4 months. This training is a
great opportunity for him to create his professional CV, learn how to write a good Covering letter and do
practice on frequently asked Interview questions.
The European Social Fund (ESF) was set up to improve employment opportunities in the European Union
and so help raise standards of living. It aims to help people fulfil their potential by giving them better skills
and better job prospects.
The ESF is a key part of the EU's strategy for growth and jobs. It supports the EU's goal of increasing
employment by giving unemployed and disadvantaged people the training and support they need to enter
jobs which is not easy.
The 2007-2013 England ESF programme is investing £5 billion over seven years of which £2.5 billion is
from the ESF and £2.5 billion is national funding.
If you are unemployed and are looking for a job then this opportunity is for YOU!
Courses are FREE and after successful competition you will get £100 worth of gift
vouchers. There are more 6 places left.
Take this chance and call TODAY: Ph. 01604 621618
Gain useful skills to be more successful in today’s competitive job market.
Friendship Zone in collaboration with European Social Fund to mobilise disadvantaged or excluded
unemployed and inactive people to facilitate their progress towards employment.
Trainings are provided on Saturdays. Every Group attends 6 Saturdays one by other full day.
The Friendship Zone provides trainings which help to improve people knowledge, put their skills into
practice and open new horizons in their professional growth:
IT package
Career builder tools and how to be a good employee at working place.
Lauma, 16 years old from Wellingborough just finished her School and plans full-time studies in
Northampton College in September. Meanwhile she is looking for any summer job to get some work
experience and earn her first money. Lauma is grateful for this opportunity to gain more skills in current
competitive job market. She finds all the trainings of these Saturdays very helpful for her job search.
Diana, 30 also from Wellingborough was on her maternity leave and understands how tough it is be
successful candidate on job Interviews today. Diana thinks she found the right place to learn new
skills. Her first day in the office gave her emotional uplift – there is definitely an occupation to suit her.
Deniss, 19 years old hopeful from Northampton, is still studying. At the same time he is also looking for
summer job to earn extra money for his studies in autumn.
Viktors is encouraged by tutors of Friendship Zone and likes to improve his IT skills. He is 18 years
old from Wellingborough and has not been able to find a job for more than 4 months. This training is a
great opportunity for him to create his professional CV, learn how to write a good Covering letter and do
practice on frequently asked Interview questions.
The European Social Fund (ESF) was set up to improve employment opportunities in the European Union
and so help raise standards of living. It aims to help people fulfil their potential by giving them better skills
and better job prospects.
The ESF is a key part of the EU's strategy for growth and jobs. It supports the EU's goal of increasing
employment by giving unemployed and disadvantaged people the training and support they need to enter
jobs which is not easy.
The 2007-2013 England ESF programme is investing £5 billion over seven years of which £2.5 billion is
from the ESF and £2.5 billion is national funding.
If you are unemployed and are looking for a job then this opportunity is for YOU!
Courses are FREE and after successful competition you will get £100 worth of gift
vouchers. There are more 6 places left.
Take this chance and call TODAY: Ph. 01604 621618
Gain useful skills to be more successful in today’s competitive job market.
Opportunities for unemployed! Don’t miss your chance!
04.06.2010
The first Group has already started to attend the ESF Community Training which is provided by Friendship Zone in collaboration with European Social Fund to mobilise disadvantaged or excluded unemployed and inactive people to facilitate their progress towards employment.
The European Social Fund (ESF) was set up to improve employment opportunities in the European Union and so help raise standards of living. It aims to help people fulfil their potential by giving them better skills and better job prospects.
The ESF is a key part of the EU's strategy for growth and jobs. It supports the EU's goal of increasing employment by giving unemployed and disadvantaged people the training and support they need to enter into the job market with an advantage.
The 2007-2013 England ESF programme is investing £5 billion over seven years of which £2.5 billion is from the ESF and £2.5 billion is national funding.
By the end of November 2009, over 1,026,000 participants had joined the programme. It is already having an impact on the lives of disadvantage people in the labour market, helping 67,000 unemployed or inactive participants into jobs and about 91,000 participants have gained basic skills or qualifications.
The priorities in the 2007 to 2013 ESF programme are designed to focus on specific activities and to ensure that it reaches people in most need of support. There are two main priorities in England:
• Priority 1 is 'Extending employment opportunities'. It supports projects to tackle the barriers to work faced by unemployed and disadvantaged people. About £1.5 billion of ESF money is available for this priority in 2007-2013
• Priority 2 is 'Developing a skilled and adaptable workforce'. It supports projects to train people who do not have basic skills and qualifications needed in the workplace. About £823 million of ESF money is available for this priority in 2007-2013.
The Friendship Zone provides trainings which help to improve people knowledge, put their skills into practice and open new horizons in their professional growth:
• IT package
• Career builder tools
If you are unemployed and are looking for a job then this opportunity is for YOU! Courses are FREE and after successful competition you will get £100 worth of gift vouchers. There are more 6 places left.
Take this chance and call TODAY: Ph. 01604 621618
Gain useful skills to be more successful in today’s competitive job market.
Unique opportunities for employees – earn money and learn new skills
12.05.2010
It is usually assumed that charities pester everyone for support and to give time and money. Friendship Zone is new charity which is unique as no other employing already more than 50 young hopefuls in Northampton, giving them a chance for a 6 month paid work contract with the organisation. The job role is Project Administrator which includes promoting and moderating the Social Networking website of Friendship Zone. The Charity provides 6 months contract job which includes also 6 weeks teaching on IT skills, telemarketing, how to make friends, and the prospect of finding employment.
Christian Jeyes (22) finished his studies at University of Northampton. It took him more than 6 months until he found the Project Administrator role at Friendship Zone. During these 6 months Christian spent his time actively looking at job sites daily, attending Meridian business/employment course, continuing improving and practicing his skills at home. He also learnt new skills such as sign language and German.
Christine Wright (21) was responsible for a yard of hunting horses’ daily care and exercise at her previous job. While she looked for a job, Christine learned Today routes into retail course. Christine found her current job after one year job hunting. This is Christine’s third week at Friendship Zone and she is glad to improve her IT skills as well as learning more about how to socialise with friends online and what to keep in mind when searching for her future jobs.
Christopher Tite (23) was without job for more than 5 months. Previously Christopher worked as a cook for many years; he also worked at St. Andrews for 2 years as a rehabilitation assistant. He feels his time at Friendship Zone will give him a unique opportunity, because the role of Project Administrator includes not only job but also some training which will be very useful in his permanent job searching process.
Marcel Dionne Greer (23) is happy to improve his IT skills and to share his knowledge in this field making organisation’s work more efficient.
Sophie O’Connor (19) attended a retail course with Learn Today which is run by the jobcentre plus while she was unemployed. It took Sophie almost until she was offered the Project Administrator position. Sophie felt very relieved and happier now that she had finally been offered a job. About the job at Friendship Zone Sophie feels it is a good way of communicating with new people who she now can consider them as friends.
For Stuart Clayson (19) it took him a year to finally get a job. And he is grateful for this chance to get a 6 months contract job. Below are some few reasons:
- During his time with the Charity he will have the chance to understand the role of Project Administrator and whether to carry on in this field. Even if that is not the case than it will be a great chance to learn new skills or improve his existent knowledge;
- It is a unique opportunity to work and learn at the same time. After this job you get a Certificate to indicate that an IT course has been completed, enhanced the knowledge of how to find job, how to make friends and Telemarketing courses. This will definitely improve one’s CV.
- Working together with others, you can realise how good a team player you really are or whether you prefer to work in a group or alone.
It can be well noted that Friendship Zone can give valuable training to unemployed youngsters to achieving better opportunities in the current and future job market. To apply for this opportunity please visit Job Centre Plus to see if you are eligible. For more information on Friendship Zone please visit www.friendship-zone.com
Birthday Dream Party of Juris
07.05.2010
When someone is asked what charities are about, the most likely responses will be that charities are organizations with the motive of helping people. Every charity’s main objective is to help people.
Friendly charity located in Northampton “Friendship Zone” promotes friendship and helps people to achieve their dreams! One of the projects is called “Birthday Dream Party” and everyone can apply for a FREE Birthday Dream Party!
Read terms and conditions on the Charity’s website and follow all the steps to be able celebrate your Birthday Dream Party with your relatives and/or friends for FREE!
Few years ago when Juris visited Copenhagen he was motivated by the expressions on the faces of Copenhagen’s people. They looked cheerful and seemed appreciated. As he has a big family and being a bread winner it seemed he struggled a lot to fulfil his responsibilities, even though he fulfilled his dream and became a teacher. Juris has been working as a teacher for the past 25 years.. His dream was to spend his Birthday somewhere away from the office together with colleagues and students.
A fragment of Juris’ Good Story after the celebration of Birthday Dream Party: "Definitely Red Hot restaurant and Friendship Zone know how to throw a Birthday party! I wanted to drop you a line and let you know how much fun we had at your place yesterday. The lunch was spectacular and the staff of Red Hot was brilliant. It was a very nice day I spent together with my students and colleagues. Everyone discovered Red Hot in a different way.."
See the video on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O5JRW6cpcs
Everybody has dreams and the Charity “Friendship Zone” can help in achieving them. Take your chance today, apply on www.friendship-zone.com and wait for approval!
Friendship Zone is a social networking website which members can apply for various programs online is which grants are given to help people achieve their dreams. This charity is unique like no other, as 100% of the revenue is reinvested back into the community.
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