At Gupshup Ladies Group this week, the group had a reminder about preparing for Rajab and the approaching months and using it as a time to reset our intentions. We reflected on choosing one small change to work on and staying consistent rather than overwhelming ourselves
To make the session even more special, one the ladies kindly prepared haleem (traditional South Asian barley, lentil and meat dish) for everyone to enjoy – which went down a treat allahumma barik with a hot cup of chai/ chaa (saa).
As we take a break for the winter period, the ladies enjoyed playing games in particularly twister, lots of laughter and fun times had!!
We’re so happy to see how much the children are enjoying our Saturday Kids Club! Because the club has become very popular, we’re making a few changes to help keep sessions calm, creative and well organised. What’s Changing. We’re bringing back a rotation and registration system, similar to before when families registered in advance to…
During our visit: We met with the Gwent Police team and had a tour of headquarters we shared insights from the Connecting Voices book Narrated an activist story and the impact of authority brutality that has long lasting effects and shared the story of J. Begum and her challenges she encountered Staff took part in…
Our project coordinator has been attending training sessions to explore meaningful, longterm ways to support the team and our volunteers. We know that for many in our communities, getting involved in community work isn’t always easy. Sometimes imposter syndrome or other barriers can hold people back. That’s why we’re working to create opportunities that truly…
To make the session even more special, one the ladies kindly prepared haleem (traditional South Asian barley, lentil and meat dish) for everyone to enjoy – which went down a treat allahumma barik 
with a hot cup of chai/ chaa (saa).
As we take a break for the winter period, the ladies enjoyed playing games in particularly twister, lots of laughter and fun times had!!
