• Parenting Seminars – These seminars aim to provide practical support for parents to deal with common issues such as communication, tips for young mothers, promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in their children, developing good relationships with their children, and recognizing signs of exploitation.
• Regular outreach to provide necessities such as clothing, food, and equipment for low-income families in need.
• Widows and individuals facing poverty will be trained to enhance their learning and skills, which can lead to an improved quality of life.
• Mental Health Awareness seminars for women to reduce the risk of mental health
• issues in the BAME community. These sessions will raise awareness of different mental health problems that can arise.
• Women Empowerment Sessions – These sessions focus on building confidence,
• career development, financial literacy, and skills acquisition such as sewing, bead making, makeup, personal hygiene, and more.

Furthermore, we recognize that the problems children and young people face in the United Kingdom make them vulnerable to exploitation and mental health issues. Hence, we provide sessions that create awareness for parents concerning the types of exploitation, how to spot the signs, get help, and what to do as parents. We also offer mental health seminars and workshops for women to reduce the risk of mental health issues in the BAME community. We believe in empowering women of different age ranges and in various areas of life,including employment, finance, marriages, motherhood, and career. We also offer training to widows and those facing poverty to increase their learning and skills so that their lives can be improved.

Our projects aim to bridge the cultural gap between parents and children to address issues such as Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE), Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE), Child’s Mental Health, Effective Communication within Families, and Behavioural Management. The community will benefit from the positive changes they will experience through the impact of the projects. This includes better family relationships, reduced conflict in the family home, reduction in children coming to the police attention, gang violence, and possibly crime. Reduction of poverty also reduces the risk of families and children being exploited and the rate of suicide in both children and adults.