CamCare UK explores ways people can do something special that engages them positively in this lockdown period.
What precisely the participants did in the “Festival of World Languages and Diversity” in the October 2020 festival? Diversity matters. Participants learned about different people, different things, their traditions, and different likes and dislikes of other people and nations in the festival.
60 languages are spoken in Cambourne. We put efforts through CamCare UK to address different ethnic community groups to be heard, acknowledged, and respected. This includes cultural awareness encouraging the community itself. These activities allow us and others to connect with the people and learn from each other.
30 languages and cultures presented in the festival which were Sanskrit, British Sign Language, Mandarin, Japanese, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Spanish, Bengali, Icelandic, Polish, Farsi, Irish, English, Punjabi, Slovenian, New Zealand, Hindi, Gujarati, Rajasthani, Russian, Telugu, Urdu, French, German, Turkish, Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam, French and Assamese.
Cllr. Mark Howell taught the participants how to use British Sign Language which was a unique attraction in the festival.
