OUR WEEK
Falls Prevention Talk
Friday 20th September 2024 12 pm-2 pm 105A Mill Hill Road, Acton, London W3 8JF Phone: 020 8992 4621 info@caia.org.uk
Go Karting
29 October 2024 Tel: 020 8992 4621 Email: info@caia.org.uk Coach leaves Hayashen at 9:00 am Register in advance
Sharing our summer holiday stories
Friday 13th September 2024 Hayashen 105a Mill Hill Road, Acton Time: 5:30-8:30 pm Phone: 020 89924621 Email: info@caia.org.uk
Cancer Awareness Event
Cancer Awareness Event Friday 13th September 2024 Starts at 12 pm at Hayashen Speakers from the Armenian Medical Association For more information or to register please call 020 8992 4621 or info@caia.org.uk
Matilda The Musical
Matilda The Musical Meeting point is Acton Town Station at 5:30 pm Show starts at 7:00 pm Cambridge Theatre: Earlham St, London WC2H 9Hu Register in Advance Tel: 0208992 4621 Email: info@caia.org.uk
ONLINE SURVEY
The CAIA has been operating for nearly four decades, providing crucial services for London’s Armenians. We are currently developing our next organisational strategy via consultancy support. As a user-led community organisation we welcome...
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