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EQUAL - Curiad Calon Cymru
Curiad Calon Cymru Development Partnership is part funded by the European Social Fund's (ESF) Community Initiative EQUAL Programme, which is administered by the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO). Action 2 is for a period of 2 years, from July 2005 - October 2007.

Improving Situations of Women in the Labour Market

This cluster will particularly focus on the issues of:

1
Inactivity rates for BME Women - BME women have high inactivity rates, particularly Pakistani and Bangladeshi Women.
2
Family commitments of BME women - Childcare, where large families may make it difficult for BME women to be committed to a full-time job.
3
Women in isolated homes - Where there may be patriarchy and cultural/religious barriers.
4 Domestic violence and child abuse - Impact on BME women.
5 Skills of BME women - Knowing what skills are needed by employers for specific jobs and providing training to acquire these skills.
6 Supporting women when in actual employment and helping them to deal with racism.


To find out more about the EQUAL Project please get in contact with:

Shehla Khan

s.khan@mewnswansea.org.uk


or

Nasima Rahman

n.rahman@mewnswansea.org.uk

 
        
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