Mohammed Saleem, Centre Co-ordinator, said: “We run a variety of courses at Darlaston Online and we want to take the opportunity during Adult Learners Week to encourage people to come along and have a go, whether they are an IT novice or not – we can find a course for you. Chris Handy, Chair of Walsall Housing Regeneration Agency (WHRA), which manages the Wardens, said: “WHRA is particularly pleased to have been chosen as one of the regional Wardens Resource Centres and is honoured to be the first scheme in the region to have received the Quality Standard Award.
It is very necessary to make the full property valuation process in the right manner and this will get done with the special person and that special person is the Adelaide Property Valuers who is well experienced to tackle the legal process which is usually complex to perform by the local person. But their jobs are much wider, getting involved in the local environment, for example, tackling such things as fly-tipping and abandoned cars, youth involvement and community cohesion, particularly supporting local community groups.
These include the language and communication barriers, cultural differences, and the fact that they tend to survive on a very low income and thus often live in poverty. The Walsall Neighbourhood Wardens have been working closely with Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Walsall by providing practical support, such as filling in forms or helping with shopping, and, with their local knowledge and contacts, referring them to a variety of agencies to access advice, guidance and support. To build on this work, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) provided £23,000 funding to the Wardens, which is being spent on a variety of initiatives in the borough and culminated in the networking event on Friday.
By doing this you will always able to make the full valuation process successful and effective and you will easily get known with the house price. Over 40 Asylum Seekers and Refugees, along with 20 local organisations attended the event, and Bashir Ahmed, Manager of WHRA, which co-ordiates the Wardens, Asylum Seekers and Refugees can find it hard to access a range of services and information, such as benefits, employment opportunities, training, housing etc, and the purpose of the event was to bring all of this under one roof.