At our Refugee Week stall, we connected with others working in the sector, sharing passionate conversations, insights and learning. It was a valuable space to reflect and plan our next steps in supporting asylum seekers and refugees together as a multi agency approach. Seeing team members across different projects come together for one cause was inspiring alhamdulilah.
We held two powerful readings from
Connecting Voices which truly highlighted the impact of the stories and reminded us all how important this work is. This book shows what’s possible when you place the community at the heart of a project – the goodness is ongoing and its strength only grows with time, masha Allah tabarak Allah.
Knowing that this book will continue to make a meaningful, lasting impact is something we’re incredibly proud of and as always to our storytellers for coming forward with their experiences.
It was fantastic to meet so many of our professional friends and meet new ones during this event. Thank you to Pavlina from Newport City Council for including us and truly being a pillar of support.
U11 Sports Skills for boys will take place this Sunday in Rodney Parade as usual. Please make sure the children have suncream on and bring a bottle of water!! Insha Allah see you then! If your son is not registered yet, please do so below for registration and emergency contact purposes https://forms.gle/vyTWcypX1mQK27SB6
Create • Connect • Enjoy Nature Join us for a nurturing and creative morning in the garden this winter holiday! Bring your children and family members for a hands-on outdoor workshop filled with nature-inspired fun and heartwarming gathering. What’s Happening: Make your own Nature Paintbrushes: Gather twigs, leaves, and other natural treasures to create unique…
Each person made progress on their piece, taking time to stitch over shared conversation, plenty of tea and freshly baked cake The group reflected on their choice of design. Some chose to select Welsh and British plants while others integrated native plants and flowers from their home countries. We learned there were similarities in native…
