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HISTORY OF JAC

 Since 1998, JAC has been doing it's worthwhile work.

Here is a list of memorable events in the life of JAC over the last 11 years

 

1998:

JAC charity formed on 21st January 1998;

JAC's first vehicle, the red van, is purchased

 

1999 - 2000:

JAC gets established in the local community;

 Large trailer purchased for the detached work

 

2001:

Schools work begins;

JAC is called in to Bulmershe school to act as mediator as tension develops between different ethnic groups following the 9/11 attacks

 

2002:

JACPot donation scheme introduced;

First office administrator appointed;

Shogun purchased

 

2003:

Nu Music Project (Music Mentoring) begins - the project lasts 2 years

 

2004:

The purpose built vehicle the "Camel" purchased;

JAC sponsors a local U14 football team

 

2005:

Emotional Literacy groups begin in Waingels and Bulmershe;

we finally say goodbye to the red van!

 

2006:

IT upgrade after a successful funding bid - this is badly needed;

First JAC Idol talent conest

 

2007:

A second purpose built vehicle arrives (the "baby Camel"),

Just in the Park Cafe opens;
JAC nominated for t
he Queen's Award for Voluntary Service

 

2008:

JAC confirmed as a winner of the Queen's Award

2009:
Adelle, Loic and Trudi complete NVQ Level 2 in youth work

The work continues - see the rest of this website for details!!

 

 

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Monday 22 March
8:00pmPrayer Event @ Christ Church
Tuesday 23 March
4:30pmSOLO Group @ 'The Venue' Woodley Baptist Church Centre, Woodley
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