`Harmony Counselling'

`The idea behind this new project is a desire to promote strong sense of harmony, not discord in communities and people's lives to sees how essentially `Harmony Counselling' can underpin the belief that everyone can work together in the battle against ignorance, inequality and disharmony and that each person should feel a sense of belonging. It is an exciting new idea unique in Scotland based on the full appreciation of harmony, integration and equal opportunities. This new idea will be an effective way of responding to the changing needs that arise out of the creation of new communities. Our idea underpins effective counselling services by setting out in practical terms. It offers a technique to educate people into realising that what really matters is positive connections with different people from different cultures and backgrounds in order to achieve a vision shared by the members of the wider community

CFSR Publications

CFSR publishes any work which shows promise in identifying problems that Britain any Third world country have been experiencing in the areas of environment, health, education, technology, art & culture, heritage, economy, social structure, and public opinion.

Our publications have now become part of the National Published Archive and are made available to present and future generations.

 

 

 

We are running community talk, organising seminars and conferences when community members, professionals, scholars, specialists and advanced research students will talk about the topics such as   Equal opportunity, Ethnic Diversity, Citizenship, Approach to a cohesive, well-integrated and inclusive communities, Problems of old and new arrivals to the UK affecting community integration as well as 21 st Century Life, Solutions to problems, Role of Government, voluntary and community organisations in promoting dynamic inclusive communities, Role of Public opinion. By running seminars or conference professionals, students and members will get to know each other and discuss problems affecting life and academic work in Britain as they arise. We also promote social and cultural events and activities so that people can work for the interests of their community and be part of an audience. The outcome is an e ngagement with the community, providing opportunities for participation and feedback. read more on effective partnership working