Welcome To Our Trust
Abdul Mageed
Educational Trust
Improving the Quality of Life in Arabic-speaking Communities.
Building Bridges, Empowering Communities
About Us
At Abdul Mageed Educational Trust, we’re more than just a charity. We’re a catalyst for change, a beacon of hope in the heart of London’s diverse communities. Since 2019, we’ve been tirelessly working alongside a dedicated team of professionals to bridge the gap and empower the lives of those who need it most.
Our mission is three-fold: education, connection, and empowerment. We do this by offering a multitude of services, tailored specifically to the needs of hard-to-reach communities.
Rajaa Sadig Ahmed Mustafa – Founder and chairperson
Abdul Mageed Educational Trust
Project Highlights
The Abdul Mageed Educational Trust is an organization that supports and empowers individuals from diverse communities in London, through various impactful projects.
Sunflower Cooperative
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The Sunflower Cooperative empowers members to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at significantly lower prices than supermarkets.
Community Learning Workshops
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We offer a wide range of workshops on topics like health and wellbeing, crafts and skills, and economic empowerment.
Domestic Violence Awareness
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Recognising the devastating impact of domestic violence, we delivered 36 community learning hours in 2022.
Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support
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We are committed to supporting vulnerable communities, including refugees and asylum seekers.
Refugee Week and Tackling Isolation
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These initiatives bring communities together, foster a sense of belonging, and celebrate the rich diversity of London.
Looking Ahead To 2024 Projects
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Launching the Peer Support Café in January 2024, offering a space for peer-to-peer support and mental health awareness.
Our impact speaks for itself
Join us on this journey of empowerment and transformation. Visit our website or get in touch to learn more about how you can be part of the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust family. Let’s build a brighter future, one connection, one learning session, and one empowered individual at a time.
Our Mission
Our mission is unwavering: to unlock the potential within every individual, irrespective of background or circumstance, by fostering a community where knowledge empowers, connections nourish, and self-sufficiency thrives.
Education is our first thread, the sturdy foundation upon which we build. We weave health, well-being, and economic empowerment workshops, nurturing skills and knowledge that pave the path to individual growth.
Connection is the golden thread that binds us. We break down walls of isolation and loneliness, weaving events like Family Enterprise Days and Community Learning Workshops that celebrate shared identities and forge lasting bonds.
Empowerment is the vibrant silk thread that gives our tapestry its strength. We believe in the transformative power of self-sufficiency, and that’s why we’ve woven the Sunflower Cooperative into the very fabric of our community.
Our Team
Meet Our Trustees
Rajaa Sadig Ahmed Mustafa
Naglaa Sadik Ahmed Mustafa
Laila Elhimyary
Sanaa Zemrani
Zakia Zerrouk
Our Trust Partners
The Abdul Mageed Educational Trust is a living, breathing testament to the power of community. We are a tapestry woven with the threads of dedication, collaboration, and unwavering belief in the potential of every individual.
Dr. Natalie Tobert holds a PhD in Medical Anthropology and is currently the Education Director at Aethos Training. She has developed and taught courses on Cultural Diversity and Mental Wellbeing at various medical schools and hospitals. As an international expert on cross-cultural understanding of healthcare and wellbeing, she is actively involved in publicity design.
Margaret McHugh is an experienced coach and facilitator who has worked with organizations such as the NHS, Job Centre Plus, and Rethink Mental Illness. She has conducted programs for well-known companies like the BBC, Shell, and Boots. Her role involves conducting workshops on 'Confidence Building and Interview Skills'.
Dr Tanya Dennis, an Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) Expert Adviser on Domestic Abuse, PhD, RGN, RHV, FETC, FIHV, conducts the ‘Domestic violence and abuse’
Mojisola Sorunke is a renowned actress who played the character of Aunty Funke in Debra Odutuyo's "Meet the Adebanjos", currently available on Netflix. She is also an accomplished costume designer, having worked with the African Theatre Company, Tiata Fahodzi. Additionally, she provides lessons in jewellery making and functions as a craft coach and facilitator.
Our Trust Supporters
DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE?
We encourage you to get in touch to learn more about The Abdul Mageed Educational Trust, and how you can get involved.