Last night's CERA Red Zone workshop
Last night's CERA Red Zone workshop was an interesting event and, for me and those I spoke with, a useful opportunity to raise issues. The way it was organised and run contributed to it's success. Definitely time well spent.
Five specialists (banking, insurance, estate, finance, real estate, and CERA) spent time in turn with small groups of residents. The purpose was for residents to be able to put and have recorded questions about their own situation. The most supported questions were answered at the end of the workshop, with CERA undertaking to send participants answers to all of the questions raised. As always the Salvation Army were in attendance with food and drink.
CERA also provided an opportunity for attendees to write down EQC questions which they undertook to pass on to EQC.
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Five specialists (banking, insurance, estate, finance, real estate, and CERA) spent time in turn with small groups of residents. The purpose was for residents to be able to put and have recorded questions about their own situation. The most supported questions were answered at the end of the workshop, with CERA undertaking to send participants answers to all of the questions raised. As always the Salvation Army were in attendance with food and drink.
CERA also provided an opportunity for attendees to write down EQC questions which they undertook to pass on to EQC.
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