At our Mini Tasbih Craft Session the children had a wonderful time
At our Mini Tasbih Craft Session the children had a wonderful time designing their own 33 bead tasbihs, choosing colours, patterns and adding their own personal touch. Alongside the crafting, we shared a reminder and story time about the importance of dhikr, remembering Allah in our hearts and on our tongues and how tasbihs can be special to help us do just that.
Our Saturday Kids Club space continues to grow into something lovely. A chance for children to explore faith values creatively, but also for mums, to meet, chat and build lasting friendships. It’s beautiful to see these bonds forming week by week, turning our club into a true community.
The children often gift drawings and paintings to each other and the Saturday team, to show their appreciation and kindness
Jazak Allahu khayran to all who came and supported, we can’t wait for the next one!
Join us at The Riverfront on Friday 20 June (tomorrow) 10am – 3pm as we celebrate Refugee Week with community stalls, information and support services and free cinema screenings. We will have short readings at our YMCO stall from our Connecting Voices project at : 11am 1.30pm Pop by say hi and see what we…
We got creative with 60 portions of pottery clay, made 100 sandwiches together , and enjoyed 45 hot chocolates topped with whipped squirty cream a definite favourite! Our story time with our reader was another highlight. The children chose the story themselves and took turns reading as a way to build confidence and listening A…
Our new project is here to support women by understanding their health, improving physical and mental wellbeing and building emotional resilience . Through certified 1:1 coaching, holistic wellness strategies and the Islamic knowledge of the womb (Rahm), we’ll explore how the womb moves through spiritual & biological cycles helping women align with their natural rhythms…
At our Mini Tasbih Craft Session the children had a wonderful time designing their own 33 bead tasbihs, choosing colours, patterns and adding their own personal touch. Alongside the crafting, we shared a reminder and story time about the importance of dhikr, remembering Allah in our hearts and on our tongues and how tasbihs can be special to help us do just that.
Our Saturday Kids Club space continues to grow into something lovely. A chance for children to explore faith values creatively, but also for mums, to meet, chat and build lasting friendships. It’s beautiful to see these bonds forming week by week, turning our club into a true community.
The children often gift drawings and paintings to each other and the Saturday team, to show their appreciation and kindness 
Jazak Allahu khayran to all who came and supported, we can’t wait for the next one! 
